As the lead singer for the Boston-based band Aerosmith, Tyler built a reputation of "Demon of Screamin", thanks to his high-pitched screams and vocal range.Īnyone who's attended an Aerosmith concert knows how incredible his on-stage performances are. Born on March 26,Steven Victor Tallarico, best known as Steven Tyler, is one of the most recognized rock icons in music history. Here's everything you need to know about "Papa Stevie" and his grandkids. But his personal life is as important to him nowadays as his musical career.īesides being a father of 4, Tyler is now also the coolest grandfather ever to 5 children. And I love Beth Hooker.įor more information about Bebe Buell, visit Aerosmith's frontman, Steven Tyler became one of the biggest rock 'n roll icons of all time. I really like New York artist Paul Kostabi, Mark’s younger brother. I wish that I had understood my identity a little better when I was a younger girl.īB: I will always be a Picasso fan. I regret that I did not have more children. To this day my best friend is her father (Steven Tyler). NAM: What talent would you most like to have?īB: I wish I could spend more time with my painting.īB: That’s easy. My life is consumed with my band, the Nashville Aces.
NAM: What’s it like being you these days?īB: I don’t get as much sleep as I would like. NAM: What physical characteristic would you change? I was born happy.īB: The part of me that worries about everybody and everything, the planet, the universe. I try to bring as much positive energy into every situation as I can. NAM: What characteristics do you most like about yourself?īB: My optimism. The infrastructure has to catch up.īB: What I call my maintenance: my hair, my pedicures, that kind of stuff. NAM: Do you like the way Nashville is growing right now?īB: No! It’s frightening me. NAM: Is there a song you can’t live without? I like the Flying Burrito Brothers, and I will always be a big fan of Elvis Costello. NAM: If you weren’t living in Nashville where would you live?īB: For me it’s the Stones. It’s all about how good the song is or your art. NAM: What do you most like about Nashville?īB: I love that your past doesn’t mean a thing here. NAM: What about you would most surprise people?īB: Probably that I’m really not that liberated I’m a little icy, even though I’ve had some elegant and delightful suitors in my life, I’m not that easy. I love the fact that ageism is not part of the arts here. I don’t think you choose Nashville I think it chooses you. Animals make me happy.īB: I have a theory about Nashville. It’s the court jester on the horse.īB: When I am on the lake, by the water. NAM: What is your most treasured possession?īB: My Picasso block print that Mick Jagger gave me for my 21st birthday.
I know she lives here, but I haven’t met her yet. NAM: Who would you most like to have a long conversation with?īB: Wanda Jackson. I love the way he looked, the way he dressed.
I don’t like selfish people who have so much but do little to help others.īB: Oscar Wilde. Nashville Arts Magazine: What would you do with a ton of money?īebe Buell: I would do things with it. And no, I didn’t ask her about the Playboy spread. Her new singles Secret Sister and Hello Music City are out now. Now living in Nashville and dedicated to her music, Bebe is still rocking with her band, the Nashville Aces.
Along the way she hung with Iggy Pop, Mick Jagger, David Bowie, Elvis Costello, Jimmy Page, and Steven Tyler, with whom she had a daughter, Liv Tyler. Discovered by the Eileen Ford modeling agency when she was just seventeen, Bebe, famous for her bright blue eyes, roared through the rock-and-roll excesses of the seventies and eighties.
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