Making Music To Me Is So Much More Important Than Being A Star. If I Could Choose Whether To Be Very Famous Right Now Or Respected And Understood A Hundred Years After I Die, I'd Choose The Second Option. - SearchQuotes

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Making music to me is so much more important than being a star. If I could choose whether to be very famous right now or respected and understood a hundred years after I die, I'd choose the second option.

Christine Anderson

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