A Lot Of Donna Summer

I'm Much More Careful Now About Who I Let Into My Life, But I Don't Think You Could Ever Change What You're Attracted To. You Can Make Choices If You Want To Be With Those People.

What Happened During The Previews Of 'taboo' [musical] Was That It Was The First Time I'd Ever Been Written About As A Great Song-writer - I Cried. I Absolutely Wept, Because It Wasn't The Usual Stuff Like, "oh, He Was A Drug Addict And He Did This And That..." It Was Really Looking At The Music And It Was Really Complimentary. It Was A Huge Thing.

After Half An Hour The Drug Hit Me Like A Sensuous Tidal Wave. I Turned Into A Tactile Temptress And Wanted To Stroke The Whole World. It Gave Me Untold Confidence.

When You're Younger, You Think You're In Competition With Everyone. You Think Everyone's Success Is A Threat To You, And This Is A Thing You Grow Out Of. You Get Older And You Suddenly Realize The Only Person You're In Competition With Is Yourself.

I Wasn't Part Of The Taboo Crowd The Same Way I Was Part Of The New Romantics. I Suppose I Was Seen More As An Elder Statesman Because I Had Been Around The London Club Scene For So Many Years. To The Taboo Crowd I Was Really Seen As A Pop Star, Someone Famous.