Дейзи Джонс & The Six

I didn't have that. I sounded like a cool new pair of jeans and Billy sounded like the pair you've had for years.

Избранные никогда не ведают, что они избранные.

I saw a T-shirt a few years ago that said, "I Got My Shades on Cuz My Future's So Bright," and I thought the little shit that was wearing it doesn't know what he's talking about. He never stood on Sunset Boulevard, sun blinding his eyes, with his five best friends and a record contract in his back pocket.

I loved him and I knew he loved me. It wasn't easy. But as my mother used to remind me, "You've never been interested in easy."

I wanted to date a rock star but I wanted him available at all times.

"Don't reinvent the wheel. Write about your girl." Hands down, best career advice I ever got.

A lot of my girlfriends were looking for guys that could afford a nice ring. But I wanted somebody fascinating.

Part of the brilliance of the name was how close it was to "the Sex." But I don't think any of us ever talked about that. It was so obvious there was no need to put a finer point on it.

That's what I loved about her. She was no wallflower. You just had to be paying attention to see it.

Daisy doesn't value anything that comes easy to her.

Money, looks, even her voice. She wanted people to listen to her.

This was a girl that hadn't ever released a single piece of work. No album, no single. But she was in the magazines in photos with rock stars. Everybody loved her.

L.A. is full of men just waiting for some naive girl to believe their bullshit.

You don’t have to have a great voice to be a singer if your songs are good enough. But Daisy had the whole thing going, man.

She always wore hoop earrings and she never wore shoes. She was just very cool.

"What if you're not my type?"

I leaned over the bar and said, "My name is Billy Dunne. I'm the lead singer of the Dunne Brothers. And if you give me your number I'll write a song about you.”

That got her. That doesn't get every woman. But it usually gets the good ones.

If the rest of the world was silver, Daisy was gold.

If you were cool, if you were hip, you liked sex.

She was just cooler than anything else happening around her.

A lot of the girls around the Strip back then, I mean, they were young, but they tried to seem older. Daisy just was, though.

Didn't seem like she was trying to be anything. Except herself.

So this is a girl that desperately wants to connect. But there's no one in her life who is truly interested in who she is, especially not her parents. And it really breaks her. But it is also how she grows up to become an icon.