Sheryl Crow on singing with Keith Richards, looking up to Stevie Nicks and what a post-album future might look like
which includes a Rock & Roll Hall of Fame induction ceremony’s worth of guests . The album is intended as the final full LP from Crow, 57, as she plans to focus on singles and other quicker releases. Still, she says, “Never say never.”
How important were Emmylou Harris and Stevie Nicks in helping you dream of a place for yourself in music? I was a young schoolteacher in St. Louis, and I was there the first night. Cut to 30 years later, and I’m in the studio with these two guys. To me, that’s the American dream, that you can be a girl from a small town, and if you just keep putting one foot in front of the other, fantastical things can happen.
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