"The initial impetus to becoming a rock star is to cure oneself of loneliness.
I wanted to have this feeling that millions of people love me to charge me up and make me feel secure.
The frustrating part about becoming a rock star is realizing that the loneliness doesn't go away.
Then you start to think, If I can sell a couple million records
and I'm still really lonely, that just makes it all the more depressing.
Especially when I still have all the exact same problems.
I'm still really shy.
I can't talk to girls.
Whatever, Rivers.
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