Q: Why did you want to do this gig?
A: I wouldn't want to be anywhere else. I don't think it's necessary for Prince to show up. Just to celebrate the spirit of the event is enough. And Bobby Z is a great cat.
Q: What kind of music will you spin?
A: Six degrees of Purple. It'll be vinyl with Serato [a software program]. This is one of the few times I can go deep into [rare] cuts.
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