I'll be your mirror

I’m one of the persons [that made the Hotel Chelsea famous]. I mean aside from the people that are now in heaven…or in hell (she smiles). I am, I would say, virtually, the only person that has something to do with the hotel in the sense that we’ve done the movie and I’ve done the record & I’m still getting royalties from it (laugh). So I guess…I am the person…the Chelsea Girl, right? (she smiles)

I don’t have a sense of time. Time is timeless to me, and I’m not in a hurry to get older. I mean, if I were worried about time, all the time, it would be terrible.

I was making love to Nico a lot. All day pretty much. Nico was really something special. I dug her a lot. I couldn’t fall in love with anybody, but I was really thrilled and excited to be around her. She was older and she was from somewhere else. I really liked that – her accent was from somewhere else, everything about her was from somewhere else.

Nico stayed a long time, about three months. Iggy never said if he was in love with her or not. But I remember after she left, Iggy came downstairs looking for some advice. He came up to me and said, “Well, I, I think something’s wrong, maybe you can tell me what this is?” So he whips out his cock, squeezes it, and green goo comes out. I said, “Buddy, you got the clap.” Nico gave Iggy his first dose of the clap.