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posted by davidt
on Tuesday August 31 2004, @10:00AM
Belligerent Ghoul sends the link:
Look who’s walkin’ - The Advocate
Excerpt:
Halfway through our interview, Nancy Sinatra gasps. “Will you excuse me?” A minute later, she’s back. “I forgot something in the oven.” What lunchtime delicacies await the oldest daughter of the Chairman of the Board? “I was reheating some chicken wings,” she admits. “Don’t tell Morrissey!”
Why on earth should Sinatra, a star in her own right since her 1966 number 1 classic “These Boots Are Made for Walkin’,” give a hoot about rock’s favorite British fop? Because Morrissey—a noted animal rights activist—penned her new single, “Let Me Kiss You,” and is releasing her latest, self-titled album under the aegis of his own record label.
He’s also her neighbor. Well, practically. “He lives two miles away,” Sinatra clarifies. But the pair met prior to Morrissey’s self-imposed Los Angeles exile. “In 1995,” she says, “he came to my hotel in London and introduced himself.” The mother of two fanatical Smiths fans, Sinatra recognized him immediately. “We’ve been friends ever since. I often think he knows my music better than I do.”
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