Duffy Does Marie Claire UK February 2011

   The British pop star Duffy ,born Aimée Ann Duffy, is the covergirl of Marie Claire UK's February 2011 issue. 
  The "Mercy" singer looks beautiful in stripes and stayed true to her signature look - flowy blonde hair and bold black eyeliner.
  In the interview Duffy comes out as a very selfless artist, speaking on her work as something done solely for her fans' pleasure.
  See the editoral and what she shared about fame, media attention, her future and more:


   On singing for the public and not for fame:
   "You know, at any given time I can walk away. It's not a problem. It can be easily arranged. If people don't want this, then I'm cool with that. I do it for others. I don't do it for myself. If people don't want the records, it's OK - it's no problemo. I don't take it personally. I'm here to serve. If I did this for myself, I'd stay at home. I'd sing in the shower. I'd eat cake and walk my dogs, and work as a waitress. That's what I'd do for myself, because it's an easy life. It's a simple life." 

   On why she sings:
   "I don't think I can ever answer that question. I don't know. It's just what I do. What I've come here to do. There's nothing about this that I take for myself - not one single squiddly, squiddly morsel. Nothing. Not the cashmere jumpers, not the accolades, not the pats on the back, not the money…"


On press and rumours:
"And I'm going to annoy you even more now and tell you it doesn't feel like my life. But I was bloody intrigued as to how that person had got hold of so much information. And it continues all the time. If I told you how much money I'd spent on lawsuits, you wouldn't believe it. I could buy a whole village in north Wales. I'll tell you one thing, I might not be clever in business and commerce, 'cause I'm young, but I won't let anyone f*ck around with my family. That's one thing I won't allow. Because it's not their choice. It's my choice. I'm the one who has been penning these songs for many years. It's -nothing to do with them."


On where she sees herself in 20 years:
"I don't care. I don't care about how I live my life. All I care about is how I will be remembered."