Dusty Springfield - Son of a preacher man

What a class act. Britney & Taylor you might learn a few things from this lady.

Pulp Fiction! Vincent vega getting introduced to Mia Wallace

I guess I don't know the reference who is Mr Rocker? I also don't think you know anything about my aspirations, keep in mind Joanne Feldermin is a character who is for the most part, is nothing like me. I also think you are reading too much into my taste in music... In fact almost every assumption you have made about me has been outlandishly incorrect. Also who is the botox I mistake for tallent?

Lastly the wig is essential to the character I think I will keep it.

Well its true... I guess I am more convincing than I thought. Then again you did notice I was a rather masculine girl... Whatever...

Oh sorry I omitted the word "former" from the middle sorry. You must really hate the united states... I mean I understand the dislike for middle America, our failure of a school system, and the current economic situation but that has nothing to do with the rest of us...

Love the Dusty - still gives me chills.

You're a boy in a dirty wig?, surely not...

"irrelevant icon", go look up the term 'oxymoron', and it doesn't mean yourself covered in zit cream. Yes my comments were solely due to the fact I'm not from America, that makes perfect sense. Personally I think it's just good fortune.

You clearly thrive on naive and embarrassing ignorance, so do carry on Mr Crocker wannabe (speaks volumes about your aspirations). Stick to kiddies' cover versions and mistaking botox for talent.

Lose the wig.

Also I'm very much aware as to where freedom of speech and freedom is available, I was just responding to your comments that seemed very holier than thou due to your being from country outside the states. I think the real problem is not that you are scared to say something to my face, but more that it is outside social norms to get so incredibly worked up over something as frivolous as my opinion of a long dead practically irrelevant icon from the 60s. That my dear fellow is what is unnecessary.

You should probably know that I look like Kelly Osbourne etc. because I am a man in a ratty cheep acrylic wig that has been left on the floor and gotten wet (and I don't know what you know about acrylic but when it gets wet it gets very ratty).

In that case you won't mind me sharing my opinion that you look like Kelly Osbourne after 6 months of testosterone shots and no showers. Also freedom of speech (or indeed freedom itself) isn't exclusively American despite you being brainwashed to believe it is. And know this; if you think I'd be afraid to give you my opinion face to face you're very much mistaken, of course it would mean I'd have to be relatively near you which IS a scary thought.

"unesssicary"....dear God.

I am sorry you have missunderstood the reason behind an opinion. Let me explain, an opinion is something that all people are entitled to, at least in america, and when you express an opinion you are not attacking someone you are simply stating how you feel about something, in this case a piece of music. When someone expresses their opinion it is unesssicary to attack them verbally with the kind of cowardice that comes from being miles away from someone, hiding behind a computer.