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The Guardian

August 18, 2007

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Regina Spektor, a Moscow-born, New York-based singer-songwriter, reflects on her life, music, and values in this insightful Q&A. She credits her parents' sacrifices and support for her artistic success and treasures her upbringing despite the challenges of immigration. Spektor expresses concerns about global issues like environmental degradation and war, admires figures like Oprah Winfrey for their ability to connect across divides, and finds joy in simple pleasures like walking through New York and the scent of linden flowers. Her favorite books include The Master and Margarita and Russian classics like The Twelve Chairs. Despite her critical acclaim and busy career, she remains grounded, candidly discussing her fears, inspirations, and even her addiction to YouTube.

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