You ask me what's happened in my life, why and how I did this and that. And I think and tell, but it's never true story, because everything is so much more complicated, and also I can't even remember how things happened. Whole process is boring. Also false, but mostly boring.


As quoted in "Profile: The Soloist" by Joan Acoccella, in The New Yorker (January 19, 1998); reprinted in Life Stories: Profiles from The New Yorker (2000), edited by David Remnick, p. 62

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You ask me what's happened in my life, why and how I did this and that. And I think and tell, but it's never true story, because everything is so...

You ask me what's happened in my life, why and how I did this and that. And I think and tell, but it's never true story, because everything is so...

You ask me what's happened in my life, why and how I did this and that. And I think and tell, but it's never true story, because everything is so...

You ask me what's happened in my life, why and how I did this and that. And I think and tell, but it's never true story, because everything is so...