Kirsten Dunst Meets Rufus Wainwright
Kirsten Dunst: "Do your best songs come out of pain or happiness?"
Rufus Wainwright: "My catalogue consists of material on a subtle but steady incline of quality which will reach its zenith the moment of my death when, like Beethoven, I try to conduct the sound of distant thunder. Basically, I'm in pain."
from a 2004 conversation published in The Observer
Rufus Wainwright: "My catalogue consists of material on a subtle but steady incline of quality which will reach its zenith the moment of my death when, like Beethoven, I try to conduct the sound of distant thunder. Basically, I'm in pain."
from a 2004 conversation published in The Observer
posted by Erin Ivey at 4:03 PM
1 Comments:
I read the article in it's entirety. He is so wierd, but this was hilarious. I can picture this interview in my head...
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