\"I Just Want to Feel Everything:\" Hiding Out With Fiona Apple, Musical Hermit -- Vulture
Talking and texting and inebriating and listening to music and staying up late and generally spending a lot of hanging-out time with one of America’s most mesmerizing and (ordinarily) most reclusive songwriters.
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