Misled by the love of others Annie Lennox found fame, fortune and heartbreak as the lead singer with Eurythmics. While in Dublin to help promote Unicef, she tells Paul Hopkins why she's wary of romance and only really believes in the love between a parent and child.

From: Sunday Independent (Dublin, Republic of Ireland) | Date: April 6, 2008 | Copyright information

Misled by the love of others

Annie Lennox found fame, fortune and heartbreak as the lead singer with Eurythmics. While in Dublin to help promote Unicef, she tells Paul Hopkins why she's wary of romance and only really believes in the love between a parent and child

HER FIRST memory is the sound of her father, a boiler-maker at the local shipyard, playing the mournful bagpipes "exceptionally well'' in the small hours of the morning. It was her introduction to ...

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