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Cyndi Lauper on the news, blues and her gay fans
MUSIC / Xtra talked with Lauper at Toronto Pride, where she performed from her new album, Memphis Blues
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/ National / Tuesday, July 20, 2010
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Cyndi Lauper was in town for Toronto Pride, where she performed a free concert for fans at Queen's Park.
Xtra
talked with the singer, who recently released a new album,
Memphis Blues
.
We spoke to her about her music and her gay fans.
"I'm your extended family — friends and family," she says of her connection to her gay fanbase. "The past eight years, it was so dark. It was not good. I was not gonna stand by and not say anything.
"The way he would go on television — George Bush — and speak hate.... I'm sorry pal. I don't know where you live, but where I live — in New York — we stick up for our own. And you ain't gonna fuc-... you're not just gonna get away with that one."
Cyndi Lauper's
Memphis Blues
is available in stores now and
on iTunes
.
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Reader Comments
Wrong
George W. Bush did not speak hate. That is what the radical left did all the time.
Scott, Gresham Oregon
07/22/10 10:40 PM EST
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Or, Right
Iran, Iraq, and North Korea: "Axis of Evil". sure buddy-
John, Toronto On
07/26/10 8:29 PM EST
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God I hate this bitch
She sounds like a retard and sings like a cat being raped. And like a typical American she thinks only her country's issues matter. The last 8 years were perfectly fine in Canada, dumb cunt.
ron, Vancouver Bc
07/27/10 2:22 AM EST
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