Stevie Nicks has opened up about her love life, saying she often struggles meeting new men. Speaking with Vulture, Nicks says it's often difficult to find a place where men aren't just fans looking for autographs and pictures.
"Like I'm gonna go to a bar! And hang out? I mean, where am I gonna meet somebody? When we were really young, it was a lot easier," Nicks argued. "Because we were crazy. We moved fast and furiously in those days, and I had lots of boyfriends and lots of amazing relationships and lots and lots of fun."
Nicks adds that she'd consider dropping the touring life once again if she met Mr. Right: "If that special man walked into my life, I'm the first one to say I would probably pack my bags and go with him. But it's a very elusive thing."
She adds: "Most women would not be happy being me. People say, 'But you're alone.' But I don't feel alone. I feel very un-alone. I feel very sparkly and excited about everything. Because I'll never be alone. I'll always be surrounded by people. I'm like the crystal ball and these are all the rings of Saturn around me."
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