“The fact that I can be in an airport and someone says, "there's DJ AM" means something, right? I just don't consider myself a celebrity, I've never viewed myself that way.”

http://www.urb.com/features/1204/FiveMinuteswithDJAM.php Five Minutes with DJ AM
August 2008

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