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Originally Posted by melly
I've not heard anything about Helen Hunt or anyone else, so was not aware that celebrities were getting slammed. What I find strange and a little off-putting is the way she's getting into this nurse-maid thing.. and further in that same interview:
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OK, if she doesn't want to talk about her opinion of the war, she shouldn't, of course. I love Stevie a lot, but this sounds all wierd to me... why is she doing this? . .
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k, well, I'm
definitely just taking a wild guess
here but -
Here's a complete list of all the things Stevie did in order to try to help out soldiers returning home from the Vietnam War, or to protest against the war, from 1965 to 1980 (Rumours Era - walls of fancy hotels knocked out with wrecking balls - hotel rooms painted pink, send the bill to the record company - individual limos - life in the fast lane, sure to make you lose your mind - rememba?) Anyway here's the entire list of everything she did at that time:
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So maybe she's trying to make up for things. And she really does seems like an extremely emotional person, sometimes - so this is just, very simply, her way of trying to help out, and a way to help her feel better about things. She feels very upset about what's been going on in the world, and helping out in this way is her little way of "fighting back."
I absolutely agree with what David said, too - she believes very strongly in the power of music to heal. There's actually some science behind that, too.