I'm The Ultimate Record Fan. I Still

I Don't Have A Computer. I Am The Luddite Of Rock'n'roll, I Don't Have A Portable Phone. I Write Things Down.

When We Started, I Was Delivering Meals To People In Atlanta. We Were A Direct-care Organization. And It Was - People Needed Meals, They Needed Transport, They Needed Medication, They Needed Buddy Systems. They Had A Death Sentence. There Was Azt, And That Was Just Prolonging The Agony, Basically. Now People, Of Course, If They Are On Antiretrovirals, They Face A Lifetime Of Health, Basically. I Mean, It Doesn't - It's I Would Say In The 99 Percent Certainty Bracket That If You Are On That Medication, You Will Have A Healthy Life.

Laughing Like Children, Living Like Lovers, Rolling Like Thunder, Under The Covers, And I Guess That's Why They Call It The Blues.

I've Got To Think About What I'm Going To Say Very Carefully. There's Two Avenues Of Thought: Do You Stop Everyone Going, Ban All The Artists Coming In From Russia? But Then You're Really Leaving The Men And Women Who Are Gay And Suffering Under The Antigay Laws In An Isolated Situation. As A Gay Man, I Can't Leave Those People On Their Own Without Going Over There And Supporting Them. I Don't Know What's Going To Happen, But I've Got To Go.

I Spent The Last Week Of Ryan's Life In Indiana, Indianapolis, With Jeanne And Andrea, Jeanne, His Mother, Andrea, His Sister, And Some Other Beautiful People Who Came. And It Taught Me A Lesson.