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Originally Posted by AliceLover
This just breaks my heart:
Maybe when Lindsey and I are 60 years old, we'll look around and say, 'You know what, there just isn't anybody better around. Maybe we'll just get married or something.' But, Lindsey and I are becoming really good friends again. …It's really nice. I don't think we were all that good of friends before.
~Stevie Nicks, New York Post, July 22, 1997
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I love how 12 years later she says this...
"Maybe when we're 75 and Fleetwood Mac is a distant memory, we might be friends..."
I think Stevie and Lindsey had a very unique relationship because of the fact that they had broken up in 77 but worked together all those years later, and I don't doubt that they still had their moments in that time where they were still in love with each other. However, I think that was lost when Lindsey left the Mac, but they were able to rekindle that unique "not lovers, but not friends" relationship during The Dance. I think in 1997, she was back to being a little bit in and out of love with him, like things used to be, so she would throw around ideas of them getting married 10-13 years later, just in attempt to be flirtatious in a sense. But then he got married, and now they have to strictly be friends. And now I think she is upset over the fact that he is taken, and maybe subconsciously is thinking "hmm maybe in 15 years after we are done with Fleetwood Mac his marriage will fall apart and then I can come curling around him like fingers and then leave him crying in the night. And we can go back to our flirtatious love/hate relationship."