Once I'd Heard 'modern Times' By Bob

I Had Progressed On Stage As A Performer, But I Hadn't Progressed As A Human Being.

I Do Like My Rock Stars To Be A Little Larger Than Life. I Don't Mind The Earnest Ones At All, But I Do Like A Bit Of Individuality.

I Was More Ashamed That I Couldn't Work The Washing Machine Than The Fact That I Was Taking Drugs.

Goodbye Norma Jean From The Young Man In The 22nd Row Who Sees You As Something More Than Sexual More Than Just Our Marilyn Monroe

I Was Incredibly Confident On Stage Because That's Where I Loved To Be. But Offstage, There Was No Balance. I Was A Little Shy Kid That Went Onstage. And I Always Said, Cocaine Was The Drug That Made Me Open Up. I Could Talk To People. But Then It Became The Drug That Closed Me Down. So It Started Out By Making Me Talk To Everyone, And Then Ended Up By Me Isolating Myself Alone With It; Which Is The End Of The World, Really.