When it comes to Broadway legends, Patti LuPone is the definition of a living one. But she did a profile with The New Yorker that allowed LuPone’s more unfiltered thoughts out and it is not a great look into the singer and actress.
Recently, LuPone started a fight against Broadway when she left the union and yet returned to Broadway shortly after for her play, The Roommate. Her reasoning for leaving Broadway? She was mad at the traffic on her way to work. Most New York performers take the subway but LuPone shared that she would use a bullhorn to yell at pedestrians on her way through the busy Times Square area.
