Lucinda Williams Says Whatever the Hell She Wants

Death, Sex & Money

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4.6 • 7.6K Ratings

🗓️ 7 September 2022

⏱️ 30 minutes

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Summary

In her sixties, musician Lucinda Williams is more successful than ever. But with age has come a lot of loss.

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0:00.0	Hey, it's Anna.
0:02.0	What you're about to hear is an episode from 2016 with musician Lucinda Williams.
0:07.6	I love this conversation.
0:09.9	It feels like we're all just sitting together in her yard listening here for whatever songs and stories she feels like sharing.
0:16.8	And there are some pretty good ones.
0:19.0	Lucinda lays it all bare.
0:20.9	She's funny and real,
0:22.7	and I hope you love hearing from her as much as I did.
0:25.8	Who wasn't the Catherine Hepburn or Betty Davis or Lauren McCall, one of them said,
0:31.4	you know, in my age, I can say,
0:34.4	and do whatever the hell I want to say or do.
0:37.8	Is that how you feel now?
0:39.2	Pretty much, yeah.
0:43.8	This is Death, Sex, and Money.
0:48.8	The show from WNYC about the things we think about a lot,
0:52.4	and need to talk about more.
0:56.4	I'm Anna Sale.
1:04.4	Am I to prove?
1:08.4	Am I to prove?
1:12.4	When it cry like a star, like a star sometimes, am I to prove?
1:21.4	This Lucinda Williams song, Am I to Blue, is from her self-titled album which came out in 1988.
1:28.4	It's one of my favorites of all time.
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