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Daft Punk said something to me that blew me away. They said they wanted to do an album as if the internet never existed. I said, "oh, old school!" It was certainly the most rewarding to have been involved in a project that was so monumental to my life. Winning my first Grammy was amazing to me. It's become a great learning experience for me, after Daft Punk. I started playing with much younger artists. No one is my age, I'm 70! Charli XCX, Burna Boy. I just recorded my first k-pop record, and now I've got like five under my belt and they're huge. Life was one way before Random Access Memories and completely different after. — Nile Rodgers

"Working with them was such a breeze, that it showed me how collaboration should work. You're genuinely liking what the other person is doing, you're feeding off each other. They're a pretty funny pair. There's Thomas who is technical oriented, getting excited, turning knobs and all that stuff. And then there's Guy-man whose more of the French, brooding, kind of dude...he's got really good taste. Infinity Repeating is an appropriate song to end Daft Punk on forever."