- by Scott Colothan
- 09 January 2008
Annie Lennox won’t be following in Radiohead’s footsteps after attacking free downloading on the internet.
The former Eurythmics singer says that she’s at a crossroads in her career at the moment as she doesn’t want to commit to a record deal or give away her songs online.
Lennox, who has a fear of gas masks, said: "I don't want to go into the corporate structure. I never wanted to be in the corporate structure in the first place.
"I have issues in some way with people downloading. If I want to make a certain kind of record I personally have to get the band together, the studio engineer, the producer.
"I have to pay a good deal of money to make that happen. If people just download it that means I'm indulging in a very expensive hobby.”
She finished to spinner.com: "I don't quite see how people can do that and have it make sense. I can't go into Starbucks and demand free coffee. We're in this capitalistic system where nothing is for free except music."

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