シンディ・ローパーのインスタグラム(cyndilauper) - 8月29日 05時32分

When “True Colors” became a hit, I realized that I had fulfilled my friend Gregory’s dream— I sang something about him that became popular, like “That’s what Friend’s are For.” I didn’t know it would inspire so much activism until later on, in 1994, when i sang at the pier for Gay #pride in #NewYorkCity. At rehearsal, when I was soundchecking the song, a sweet-looking man handed me a rainbow flag. He said he was inspired by the song to make it. When he told me that, you could have knocked me over with a feather. I wrapped that flag around myself that night and told the crowd about how Gregory wanted a famous song for him—and this was the one. I saw him in my head so clearly. I sang into the breeze where I imagined he was and told him he got his wish because the community had taken the song I sang for him and for us. It had become an anthem. Ever since that night when I sang “True Colors,” I never heard the song the same way. Not ever again. It had become a song of healing, of inspiration, for the community.
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Thank you Billy and Tom. Thank you to everyone in the #LGBTQia community. 💕🦋✊
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Happy 34th to #TrueColors 🎶✨🌈

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