Interview met Robert Crumb tijdens het Louisiana Literature festival in het Louisiana Museum of Modern Art in Denemarken.
“At a certain point I decided I don’t want to be America’s best-loved hippie cartoonist. I don’t want that role. So I’ll just be honest about who I am, and the weirdness, and take my chances.” Consequently, Crumb alienated a lot of people with his often provocative content: “It was just too disturbing for most people, too weird.”
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