I'm On The Edge With You

I Don't Want To Make Money; I Want To Make A Difference.

Some Artists Are Working To Buy The Mansion Or Whatever The Element Of Fame Must Bear, But I Spend All My Money On My Show.

I Got A Job When I Was 15 Because My Allowance Was About $20 A Week Which In New York Was Impossible. So I Used To Waitress Across The Street From Where I Grew Up.

Being Different Is A Talent. You Illuminate What Makes You Special In The Sea Of Sameness Around You.

I Don't Want To Face The Reality Of What People Want From A Female Pop Star. Everybody Always Laughs Because I Feel So Much More Comfortable With, Like, A Giant Paper Bag On My Whole Body And Paint On My Face. Sometimes I Try Really Hard To Take It All Off. But Inevitably What's Underneath Is Still Not A Straight Edge. And I Don't Think It Ever Will Be.