I've Always Treated The Music Business As

I Honestly Can't Ever Imagine Retiring Because I Don't Know What Else I Would Do - Even When I'm On Holiday, 70% Of The Time I'm Working. I Think I'd Like To Go Out On The Job So, Ideally, 'and The Winner Is... Ooooh, And He's Gone!'

I Think That By Ignoring The Show You're Ignoring The Audience Who Put You There.

My Dad Wasn't Someone Who Was A Great Disciplinarian, We Had A Fun Relationship, But He Gave Me Really Constructive Advice In My Life, Which I Still Carry Today And I Do Pass On To Other People. So If I Can Have The Same Relationship With My Son As I Had With My Dad, Then I Think He'll Be Very Happy And I'll Be Very Happy.

I've Always Treated The Music Business As A Business.

I Don't Want To Tell A 15 Or 14 Year Old What They Should Be Doing. I Want Them To Tell Me. And That's What I Got When I Met Justin Bieber For The First Time.