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Not to sound discouraging, but if Stevie were okay with doing a Q & A at The Ledge, wouldn't it have already happened? I can't imagine that she has never been asked. Can anyone give some insight on this? Moderators? Michele??
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Q&As are only as informative as the subject, obviously. Sometimes they don't work. There's a big bunch of Q&As on the Penguin already, & some of them are great while others are boring & pointless. Sometimes it's not who you think is going to be great, too. For example, Billy Burnette was always funny & charming in radio interviews & seemed a lot less serious than Rick Vito, but when we did the Q&A with Billy, he said nearly nothing in few words. He was boring & bored. Rick, on the other hand, talked a lot, & seemed appreciative of the whole opportunity to take questions from us (whereas he had always struck me as stuck up & formulaic on the radio).
Stevie has already demonstrated her boredom with the whole format in the Q&A on her official site. She wouldn't be any more talkative here or elsewhere. She's infinitely better when she's being interviewed. That's the format to catch her in.
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