Iggy Pop was interviewed for this weekend's New York Times and talked health, music, and sex. In the interview, titled The Taming Of The Stooge, Iggy revealed that despite his heroin use over the years, he's lucky to be in pretty good shape:
"I’m a more than moderately healthy 65-year-old male who has gotten away with a lot of stuff."
He also commented that he wished he would have had more sex over the years, and went on to make the following characterization about his penis:
"I would characterize it sort of like a powerful interest group within a political party at this point. It used to be the entire political party."
Read the online (edited) version of the interview with Iggy Pop here. The full version of the interview can be found in the July 1st print edition of the New York Times.
Iggy Pop is also featured on Joe Jackson's full album tribute to Duke Ellington. Pop is featured on vocals for the classic "It Don't Mean A Thing (If It Ain't Got That Swing)" which you can take a listen to below, plus watch a short video of Jackson explaining how the collaboration with Iggy came about.
Read more about Joe Jackson and his Duke Ellington tribute The Duke here.
