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You okay?
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Good looking steps you've got. Can't
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complain.
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How about we walk back? I have nothing
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before the gig. Why?
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Hey, we don't have to. If you want, we can
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go with them. You got those pictures to
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upload? Let's walk.
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I'm so excited to be here. And it's going
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to be an awesome show tonight. Was it that
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bad? Kind of. Ouch.
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You always say that. It's not
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that. I wouldn't mean it. You seem to
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have great benefits of the job. Meaning?
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Beside the best hotel room I've ever seen
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you have is fairly legal. First of all, I
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didn't ask for the room. The locals
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insisted giving that to me. Were they even
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16? What kind of a question is that?
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Given the circumstances, I think it's a
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legitimate question. What circumstances?
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This thing that we have here. Oh, now this
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is a thing, is it?
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Why did you come to my table last night?
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I guess I've become tragically old and
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serious. Needed company of a more mature
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woman. Not sure. Yeah.
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Should I take that as a compliment? Ah,
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maybe. I think you need to practice some
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more.
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So you and your girlfriend.
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Celine. Celine.
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You and Celine. You don't have children?
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At some point we talked about it. Celine
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would have wanted to. But me, I mean,
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I didn't have anything against it. But you
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know, that is not a reason if you have
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nothing against it. And I guess career has
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just always come first for me also. Did I
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ever say my career comes first?
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Celine is the longest I've ever been with
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anyone. We met about
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six years ago at this gallery opening.
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We felt the same about everything.
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Neither one was looking for a serious
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relationship or commitment or anything.
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It just happened somehow. She spent
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the night over at my place and a week
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later she practically moved in. Love at
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first sight. I don't know about that look.
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What? Nothing.
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Tell me.
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It's nothing. No, it wasn't.
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It was a look.
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It wasn't a look.
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If you say so.
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That's my space, you know.
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Walking around and getting lost in places
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to just be. When I was younger,
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I'd do it all the time when I was
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traveling. But can't you remember the last
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time it happened?
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I don't know. Maybe I'm getting too
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serious and too old. Yeah,
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you're supposed to say you're not that
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old. You're not that old. Oh. Thank you.
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You're welcome.
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So I guess your picture should be ready.
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You know what I'd like to do?
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You and Seline. You still think you're
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meant for each other? You mean, if she's
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the one for me. Yeah,
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the one for you. Isn't it just a concept
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to make life feel more safe and secure?
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Yeah, sure. But still, I think
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I'd like to believe there's someone right
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for me.
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What? No. Just thinking.
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You know, when they ask dying people what
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they regret the most about their lives,
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lots of them say they've spent too much
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time working and way too little time
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listening. How they actually feel.
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Easy for you to say.
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What do you mean? There's people who have
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to do real work to get what they want.
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You know, just to let you know,
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I've worked pretty hard to get at least
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some of the things I wanted. For yourself.
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To have people looking at you and admiring
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you. Tell me,
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have you ever really had to take
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responsibility for anybody except
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yourself? You just stand there
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and play someone else's records,
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have all those girls running around you.
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Do you ever really connect with anyone?
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You just travel from country to country
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all alone. Isn't that quite sad?
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First of all, I make myself myself. And
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second, when I see the people that I play
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to, believe it or not, I can see what I do
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has some meaning to them. All the other
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stuff doesn't really matter if I don't see
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people responding to my music. Why do you
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have to defend yourself so hard? Why do
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you have to pretend so hard?
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Want to go and get something to eat or
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maybe order something? I still have a
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little time before I have to start getting
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ready for the show. I think I'm going to
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see about the room now,
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