“I respect Britney as a singer and artist. We’re different. She’s 20. I’m 10. She does pop. I do country and blues.”

—  Taylor Horn

On being compared to fellow Kentwoodian and singer Britney Spears. <br class="br"> The Sunday Star http://www.webcitation.org/query?id=1256525764738342&amp;url=www.geocities.com/thecoolchip03/sundaystar.htm article, unidentified issue

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