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A Very Odd Thing Happened To My Career When I Got The Wire. My Career Was Pretty Much A Steady Climb; I Didn't Really Flatline Much. When I Did The Wire, That's When I Thought All The Doors Would Open, But That's When Things Flatlined. I Had A Really Hard Time Just Getting Seen For Film, Which Was The Next Step.

I Mean, You Know Actors, We Always Want To Do Something Else, Something Different.

You Don't See A Lot Of Black Rock Stars. The Music Industry Tends To Be Segregated Stylistically. It's Hard For A Black Artist To Cross Over To Rock Music.

I Feel Like My Public Life Isn't Necessarily My Own. I'm Starting To Get Used To How To Maneuver And Operate In New York In A Way That I Don't Get Stopped All The Time. I Just Pretty Much Say "thank You." But One Of The Things Is To Try To Keep Moving. Not To Stop Too Long, Because People Try To Get Into A Conversation With You All The Time. The Hardest Thing Is On The Subway, Or When People Try To Chase You Down.

I Can Only Speak As An American, But Most Journalism Here Isn't Doing Its Job Any More. It's About Selling Stuff.