Yeah, he used to talk a lot about not wanting to pigeonhole himself and be that "Broadway rock guy." I guess AIDA didn't do much to that effect, but Cabaret certainly did. He used to not like that people only associated him with RENT, so like, at solo gigs, people would beg to hear Glory, and it really used to piss him off. There's an interview where he makes the SNARKIEST face, and he does this imitation whine and goes "Sing Glory, sing GLORYYYYYY!" and rolls his eyes and all. His opinion was if you wanted Glory, take your ass to the Nederlander to hear it. It's kind of funny to watch it now, since he's clearly had a change of heart.
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Updated On: 2/9/05 at 01:32 AM