You Can Be A Boy, A Girl,

In The Seventies And Eighties We All Had Our Fun, And Now And Then We Went Really Too Far. But, Ultimately, It Required A Certain Amount Of Clear Thinking, A Lot Of Hard Work And Good Make-up To Be Accepted As A Freak.

I Wear My Furs All The Time. I Wear Like Three Different Ones In A Day.

It Doesn't Surprise Me That People Can't See Beyond My Image. It's Amazing, But I Can Understand It. That's What Image Is For. But It's Never A Problem For Me. It's Only A Problem For Them. I Don't Really Care. I Do What I Want Regardless.

I Didn't Think I Had A Voice At All, And I Still Think Of Myself As An Interpreter Of Songs More Than A Singer. I Thought It Was Too Deep; People Thought I Was A Man. I Had A Very Strong Jamaican Accent, Too; The Accent Really Messed Me Up For Auditions.

For Some Reason, I Can Inspire Things That Are In Good Taste, But Then Sometimes I Can Also Inspire, Like, Wooooow. Some Producers Have This Really Sexual Idea, And They're Like, "now I Can Do This, With Her!" And I Will Just Go: Non, Non, Non. That's Not Me, It's You. You're Projecting, Man.