Annie Lennox thinks being gay would have made life easier; has new Christmas album
”It’s not like I think being gay could be an alternative ’cos it isn’t. I sometimes wished it would have been ’cos it could have made life easier.”
Singer Annie Lennox of the 1980s pop duo, The Eurythmics, reflecting on her difficulty in finding lasting love with men. Express UK reports that she is twice divorced, and she thinks nearly all women find relations with men disappointing. However, she emphatically insists that she still loves the company of men. (Express.co.uk)
Lennox is a advocate for issues of people living with HIV and AIDS. She is currently promoting her new Christmas album, ”A Christmas Cornucopia.”
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