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I’m not a man. Vote. Because what are we supposed to do? So is Beyoncé. I didn’t want to be a caged bird, and eventually, I just wanted to sing the rhythm of my own speech, even if I wrote with someone else. I was always working, working, working, working. It's been years since I've been able to celebrate with everybody because of work. I was stoned.

People do know “Sisters of Avalon,” the album, and people know “Shine.” That one wasn't even released. My first writing was collaborating with my sister when I was 10.

Your mom was musically inclined and she was a big influence on you.

And I want to wish everyone a very happy Pride.
You were involved in the 2008 election, encouraging people to vote for President Obama. Look around at abortion rights rallies and you’ll see “Girls Just Want to Have Fun(damental) Rights” signs held high. And I haven't done it in years, like a real bonafide arena — “go see Cyndi, it's not 50 minutes, it's a fucking hour and a half,” and you actually can hear a lot of music.

Whatever she did, I wanted to do. The one thing I learned about the “True Colors” thing was that if you want to have somebody listen to you, you got to listen to them, too.

Of course, her timeless songs, which she'll bring to the Fox Theatre on Oct. 24 as part of her Girls Just Wanna Have Fun Farewell Tour, did too.

For goodness sake, Little Richard invented rock ‘n’ roll.
He invented that singing style and that is rock ‘n’ roll. Look up at a gay Pride float and there she’ll be with her lesbian sister, Ellen. Imagine? I don't know if that's what I'm going to do. I knew how to arrange it to make it different.
I made them go key after key after key.

We were on a firetruck, and Ellen was there, my mother was there, and the guys in the little tiny red swimming suits dancing on.