It's Only Rock And Roll.

Of Course We're Doing It For The Money. We've Always Done It For The Money.

I Liked John A Lot. He Was The One I Really Got On With The Most. We Weren't Buddy-buddies But We Were Always Friendly. But After The Beatles And The Stones Stopped Playing Clubs, We Didn't See Each Other That Much Until He Separated From Yoko, Around 1974. We Got Really Friendly Again. And When He Went Back With Yoko, He Went Into Hibernation ... When I Went To Visit Someone In The Dakota, I'd Leave Him A Note Saying: 'i Live Next Door: I Know You Don't Want To See Anyone, But If You Do, Please Call.' He Never Did.

You Don't Have To Bathe Every Day To Look Clean. It's Just An Illusion.

You Know, Being In A Rock Band, You Can't Overdo The Costume Changes Too Much Because Everyone Thinks, Oh, That's Not A Real Rock Band. Look How Many Times He Changes Costumes. That's Not Rock. Rock's About Going On In A T-shirt And Staying In It And Getting It All Dirty. But That's Not Really My Approach.

Quite Often When I Record A Song, Writing It And Making A Demo Is The Big Thing And, After That, I Think, How Do I Actually Translate This Into Real Life? A Lot Of The Time I Think I Can't Be Bothered.