Stevie Nicks: I think we're all much more connected with what's going on right now.
Lana Del Rey: That's true. Regardless of where someone is at personally, the current landscape jolts you into being present, if you're not crazy. If you're a normal person, you're suddenly aware and watching everything.
Stevie: And you are getting up every day and waiting to find out what new thing has happened. I have never been that way before, ever, until the last two and a half years.
Lana: It's a very different time for everybody. Because there is something new every day that you read and you're like, Oh my God, is that real?
One especially sweet moment in the revealing and engaging transcript of their conversation sees Stevie telling Lana how much she has learned from her: "You have a beautiful voice and I've already learned things to add to how I sing from you. Working on your song has changed me forever because I've learned from you." Coming from someone from music's old guard (you don't get more established than Fleetwood Mac, after all), this is a particularly humble statement, and goes to show that Stevie Nicks is, and will always be, music's Supreme. Judging by this interview, she's already anointed her successor.Follow Lauren on Twitter.(Image via Wikimedia Commons)Stevie: My mom used to always say to me, "You're on a mission here. People out there who are hurting or are sad or have something horrible going on in their lives, when they walk into your house of love or your house of music, you are going to take them on your own little adventure that's going to pull them out of their life for a minute. And hopefully, when they leave you, they're going to take a little bit of you with them and they're going to feel better the next day."