00:00You were married for many years, and you worked with your husband, Narville, and was that a fun, sexy, collaborative
00:13relationship? Was it dynamic?
00:17I've always dreamt of working with a partner. Do you think that it's possible to collaborate with a loved one,
00:30or is it enough to just collaborate in life? Or can you, but it depends on the circumstance.
00:37I think it works for some people. They can be married or have a relationship and work together. Our work
00:46was all the time. Our marriage was 26 years. We started out working together in the band. He was part
00:55of the band, and then became my manager later on, then my husband.
00:59But it was a situation of, it was always business, whether we were getting ready in the morning, pillow talk,
01:06whatever. But it was business. So it worked out, because we were both business-minded. Had a child together.
01:14Yes. Child's very ambitious, focused, very business-minded, too.
01:18Who I have other parenting advice, because he got into racing, and because I would like to put my children
01:24in a break glass in case of emergency bubble, I'd love to ask how you let that happen and go,
01:31because I know I need to do the same.
01:33Yeah.
01:33But to stay on track, yes. Yeah, I understand that. I really love a collaborative relationship, you know, when you
01:44can talk about your dreams together and then go and make them happen.
01:47Yeah, that's what we did.
01:48That's a lively, that's a lively connection.
01:52Yeah, even when we were on vacation to recharge the batteries, about three days into vacation, it was like, you
01:57know what we could do?
01:58Yes!
01:59Everything's charging back up, ready to go back on tour, ready to do another something-whatever.
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