I Figured Out It Was A Social

And You Have A Record Company Behind It, This Is A Key Too, You Need People To Fight For Your Records, At Least A Little Bit. So If You Have A Great Song, It's Catchy, And You've Got A Little Bit Of Help, I Think That's All You Need. But There Hasn't Been That In Music.

I Wouldn't Say No To Other Kinds Of Musical Opportunities. I Guess That It Just Depends On What It Was Or What It Required Me To Do, And If I Felt That It Compromised My Own Soul.

You Follow Any Family Around, You're Going To See Elation, You're Going To See Disharmony.

As A Kid, In The Runaways, I Would See The Interviewers Start To Ask About Our Personal Lives And What We Did — And I Could See The Look In Their Eyes. They Were Practically Frothing At The Mouth. So If I Answered These Questions, I Knew They Were Never Gonna Talk About The Music. It Was Like That Instinct — Don’t Go There, Man. Have Boundaries. Have Mystery. You Don’t Have To Let Everybody In! I Want To Be Singing To Everybody, And I Want Everybody To Think That I’m Singing To Them. Guys, Girls And Everyone In Between.

It's Very Tough To Give Advice Because It's Tough Out There For Everybody But For A Girl It's Even Tougher, Because I Don't Think The Glass Ceiling Has Changed At All In The Past 30 Years. Otherwise The Radio Would Be Covered With Girl Bands, Or Girls In Bands, So I Don't Think Much Has Changed On That Level. But I Think That Bands Can Still Have A Lot Of Success Trying To Go Another Route.