See The Ridiculous In Everything.

I Had No Desire To Be Famous; I Just Wanted To Make The Greatest Music Ever Made. I Didn't Want Anyone To Know Who I Was.

For A Period In The '90s, I Felt That The Cure Was Massively Undervalued. But There Has Been A Paradigm Shift. There's A Bunch Of Newer Bands Coming Up Who've Grown Up Listening To The Cure And Don't Understand That You're Not Supposed To Like Us.

I Do A Job I Really, Really Love And I Kind Of Have Fun With. People Think You Can't Be Grown Up Unless You're Moaning About Your Job.

It's Really Nice Meeting People After A Concert. Still, It's Very Weird To Be At The Center Of A Group Of 30 People All Listening To What You're Saying. When That Group Turns Into 300 People, It Goes On From Weird. Some People Revel In It, And I Don't.

Performing Doesn't Come That Naturally To Me, Even Though I've Done It For Years.