Rolling Stoneのインスタグラム(rollingstone) - 2月13日 06時49分

“‘I don't really see giantism
as success,’ #Sting says . . . lounging in his hotel suite, which overlooks the quarter-moon curve of Copacabana Beach. ‘We went through that with #thePolice. We played Shea Stadium and these other massive places. Having done it, it doesn't mean that much anymore. . . . it's not the goal.’ The goal, it seems, is to avoid the predictable at all costs. Subvert the obvious. And, whenever possible, confound the skeptics. As the voice, the face and the principal songwriting brain in the Police, Sting, né Gordon Sumner, was never shy about lancing the Top 40 with third-world grooves, literary allusions and twisted romance. On his own, he has been even bolder, deliberately testing the limits of his artistic license and the patience of his fans with deeper forays into jazz, ethnic music and highbrow scholarship.” From the February 11th, 1988 issue of @Rolling Stone #tbt

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