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Guest HaveASit
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Wow, I would never believe that Pitchfork had anything positive to say about her

Guest whatatramp
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Oooh she really is everywhere this era

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^^ Love Miss Sexton!!! I have a poem about her published :)

Great interview!

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Loved it! Interesting and fun. "you must be sick of me" lol i don't think so, baby

And i hope the stand up comedy tour actually happens!

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She'll NEVER retire! We're the luckiest fans of all.

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I can't believe she agreed to be interviewed by them when they've never had a good word for her

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I really enjoyed this interview. why am I not surprised that m is a fan of anne sexton.

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I love this woman. Great interview. I'd go see a comedy show with her and her guitar and some wine. Sign me up.

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so this tour will be a mix of musical extravaganza, intimate guitar/piano songs and stand up comedy? :lol:

Guest ditaluver
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fantastic!!

thank you so much for posting!

i Loved it!

Guest TearsInHeaven
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she's not retiring anytime soon folks :clap:

so this tour will be a mix of musical extravaganza, intimate guitar/piano songs and stand up comedy? :lol:

i'd love it!

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Great interview. Especially liked the part where she spoke about art and pop culture and how they've been more and more separated over the years. So true, unfortunately.

Oh and,

Actually, I quite like the idea doing a different kind of tour—and don’t get any ideas because this is not gonna happen right now—where I would sing songs and play guitar and just have maybe one other musician out there with me; it's just me and a guitar and a good bottle of wine.

Aka what we're all waiting for. :dramatic: Great to know that she's got it on her mind.

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really good and insightful interview!

She seems in the best mood during that conversation AND she had a tequila :yes:

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With William Burroughs, they shot Bloodhounds of Broadway together, he has a cameo in it, the director ws a close friend of his and was dying of Aids during shooting so Madonna and Burroughs did all they could to help him finish it. There's a wonderful article from the NYT about it that shows how wonderful Madonna was during the height of the Aids epidemic :

http://www.nytimes.com/1989/11/01/movies/a-director-s-race-with-aids-ends-before-his-movie-opens.html

burroughs-madonna1.png

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Great interview coming from a very unexpected source. Thanks for sharing.

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This is actually a very interesting interview. I guess this time they didn't drink so much tequila. :lol:

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With William Burroughs, they shot Bloodhounds of Broadway together, he has a cameo in it, the director ws a close friend of his and was dying of Aids during shooting so Madonna and Burroughs did all they could to help him finish it. There's a wonderful article from the NYT about it that shows how wonderful Madonna was during the height of the Aids epidemic :

http://www.nytimes.com/1989/11/01/movies/a-director-s-race-with-aids-ends-before-his-movie-opens.html

burroughs-madonna1.png

wow thank you for sharing this Roland Barthes. I had no idea of their friendship. Just another example of what a sensitive, loving, compassionate person she is.

Guest CzarnaWisnia
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Pop Sovereign is a much better title than queen of pop

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That was a wonderful article, Mr. Barthes. Thank you for sharing.

And agreed about Pop Sovereign! Love it

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I love it when I see a stand-up comedian have some amazing back-and-forth dealing with a heckler in the audience. I could really have a field day with something like that. I don’t think you understand how funny I am—I mean, maybe not right now, but in general. I do some of my best stand-up comedy during sound checks.

:rotfl::rosey: aww, we know Midge, we know :inlove:

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