Iman sez:
I interviewed Annie Lennox many years at a diner in Manhattan and she was a complete fruit loop. Dave Stewart, a Scottish lad, was really nice. And actually, it isn’t really that Annie was nasty, just crazy.
I interviewed Annie Lennox many years at a diner in Manhattan and she was a complete fruit loop. Dave Stewart, a Scottish lad, was really nice. And actually, it isn’t really that Annie was nasty, just crazy.
Anyway, she is now 55 years old and wishes she was gay. No, really. Considers men a major disappointment. I half agree. I consider people a major disappointment.
Anyway, pop pickers, here is the money quote off something called Saga Magazine: “It’s not like I think being gay could be an alternative, ‘cos it isn’t. I sometimes wish it would have been ‘cos it would have made life easier… I wouldn’t want to disallow the possibility of falling in love again, but I think that for 90, maybe even 95 per cent, of women, men are a huge disappointment in relationship terms. I’m not a man-hater, let me say that. I love men, love their company.”
I don’t.
Helen Sez:
Annie Lennox thinks life would have been easier if she were gay.
Twice failed divorces has lead her to the though that perhaps she will never find ‘true love’
To be honest with you I thought she was gay. Her feminism well covered I suppose. Though her voice is melodic at times angelic she always seems to be complaining.
Only I get to to do that.
I am here to tell Ms Lennox that love sneaks up on you when you least expect it so quit bitching and pay attention. Oh and for Gods sake do something with that hair.