Debbie Harry: We used to live in a haunted building.

William S. Burroughs: What haunted it?

Debbie Harry: On top of the liquor store we lived in an old doll factory that had employed child labour. -The world's greatest lyricist speaks to the dirty old poet… in 1979. (via)

This performance of "Don't Stop Believin'" (yes, that one) from a Rainforest Fund benefit last night in New York City proves that while you can put the Lady in really uncomfortable "arty" shoes that make her look like she's about to fall over, you can't pry the lyrics to Journey's ever-unkillable ode to hope from her brain. (Elton, however, got a bit tripped up by the verses at the beginning there…) [Via / Related]