Crucifixes Are Sexy Because There's A Naked

I Was Working With Toby Gad, Who Spent A Lot Of Time In India. There's A Sitar [in "body Shop"] And The Song Has A Very Indian Flavor To It. I Liked The Idea Of The Body Of A Car As A Kind Of Sexual Metaphor - What You Do To A Car, What You Do In A Car - Drive. So, Lots Of Innuendos, And Lots Of Fun.

I Wanted To Know Why People Follow Rules Blindly, Or Why Girls Had To Act A Certain Way And Boys Didn't. Why Could Boys Ask Girls Out And Girls Not Ask Guys Out? Why Did Girls Have To Shave Their Legs And Guys Didn't? Why Did Society, Like, Set Everything Up The Way They Did? My Whole Adolescence Was Full Of Unanswered Whys. Because They Never Got Answered, I Just Kept Lighting Fires Everywhere - Metaphorically Speaking.

Better To Live One Year As A Tiger, Then A Hundred As Sheep.

When I First Came To New York I Was A Dancer, And A French Record Label Offered Me A Recording Contract And I Had To Go To Paris To Do It. So I Went There And That's How I Really Got Into The Music Business. But I Didn't Like What I Was Doing When I Got There, So I Left, And I Never Did A Record There.

I Don't Give A Damn If I Go To Hell. I Love You Satan. The Road To Hell Is Paved With Good Intentions.