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Originally Posted by aleuzzi
Based on interviews, demeanor and overall attitude, I'd agree with you.
Bob Weston said otherwise in his q&a. He felt the Christine of the late 70s/early 80s was very different than the Christine he worked with in 1973. According to him, she used be "homely" and "content to be a musician." Later, she became someone who used her power in the industry "like a weapon."
I suppose from Weston's point of view the woman who used to make meals for everyone at Benifolds bore little resemblance to the California queen she'd become. But I still think, compared to others, Christine kept her core personality in tact.
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that's true. actually, now that i think about it, Ken Caillat also made comments that Chris had changed a lot as well.
--Lis