Florence: This game no good for my head

Florence Welch doesn't think the music industry is good for her sanity.

Sun, 31 Jan, 2010 - 14:25

Florence Welch doesn't think the music industry is good for her sanity.

The Florence and the Machine singer – whose debut album 'Lungs' has been nominated for three BRIT awards – is wary about being famous, and doesn't particularly like that side effect of success.

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