Singer Rebecca Lucy Taylor says she's surprised her anthems of self-empowerment are seen as radical.
When Self Esteem played at Glastonbury last month, the crowd started howling like dogs.It's a response to her song I'm Fine, where a woman describes acting like a dog to ward off unwanted male attention - "because there is nothing that terrifies a man more than a woman that appears completely deranged".
Don't be intimidated by all the babies they have / Don't be embarrassed that all you've had is fun / Prioritise pleasure"The amount of women who've come up to me and said, 'I'm 39, and you saying it doesn't matter if you haven't had kids made me feel a lot better'," the singer reflects.Warning: Third party content may contain adverts
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