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Sinéad O’Connor: ‘I’ll always be a bit crazy, but that’s OK’ – The Guardian
After a life marked by abuse, fame, scandal and struggle, the Irish singer-songwriter says she never lost faith
Sinéad OConnor has been pretty much invisible for the past few years. Theres a good reason, though, she tells me with her usual disregard for social niceties. Ive spent most of the time in the nuthouse. Ive been practically living there for six years. She pauses, takes an intense drag on her fag, and warns me off being similarly politically incorrect. We alone get to call it the nuthouse the patients.
OConnor is a music great her 1990 version of Princes Nothing Compares 2 U is one of the most transcendent…
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