The Norah Jones interview on 60 Minutes was excellent.
It showed what a special person she is - let alone a talented
musician.
It truly depicted her as a centered human be-ing who does not
buy into the corporate cheesy facade of rockstardom - who can
see through the smoke and material possessions and status of it
all.
I like her two cake references: 1). winning all those grammy's
was like going to someone elses birthday party and eating all of
their cake and 2). that she does not expect to replicate her
success w/ her first album - that selling all those albums does
not happen very often - and she tasted her cake and now she's
moving on with her music and her self -
And, playing in the Little Willies and that other project where
the dress-up and wear wigs in disguise and just play for fun
like some rock&roll girls nite out, really does portray someone
who is just having fun with it and breaking the mold of the
corporate cookies cutter musical artist (i.e. Idol and John
Mayer, Jessica Simpson, etc.).
Norah is, for and of the music = and most importantly for
herself.
This was one of the best musician interviews since Jim Morrison
or Jerry Garcia or John Lennon.
Best of the Roses,
John
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