Did you get emotional at the show last night?
Yeah, of course! I get very emotional. I've seen music for the last three days. I watched Billie Joe [Armstrong] the other night doing three and a half hours and then three hours at Madison Square Garden, and then have a cigarette, which pissed me off. So I've been talking to him every night — like, he's my new BFF. Billie Joe Armstrong is my new BFF. It's awesome. Nobody gets him. Like, he's a very peculiar person and I'm really very meat-and-potatoes, way more than people think. So, we sort of negate each other's ... what other people perceive of us. And I played Madison Square Garden with Green Day many years ago, but it was a radio show. But this was on their own steam. I was getting major, like, chiropractic adjustments, like "Uh! Uh!" I mean it's very simplistic power pop, but both of us are power-pop people. We had this — about three months ago — power-pop face-off on our iTunes and I ****ing won. He started with Rhino, "Massachusetts," Liars. And I started very basic with [indecipherable], but that's just so obvious. Then his next move was — what was it? Anyway, then I went to Alex Chilton, the Replacements, "A Million Miles Away," and then he did "Shake Some Action," then I ****ing [played] "Please Go All the Way." Yeah, oh yeah. And that was it, it was awesome.
Have you been hanging out with him in New York?
No, we've just been talking on the phone every night.
Is it romantic?
No! His wife, Adrienne, is a friend of mine. His son Joey is 16, and my daughter's 16, so they're friends. No, I don't do the musician thing anymore, no way.
Originally posted by The Grey Fox
Oh so you pay attention to the way you walk now? ****ing walking contradiction, I swear
err..no? it's because i pay attention to the people i approach while i'm walking and since nobody else pays attention to how i walk, i think it's safe to say that it is kinda meaningless and normal...