Romy Haag og Esther Friedman, fotograferet af Esther Friedman:

– Well, there’s the Iggy and there’s the Jim. It’s always been like that. I never liked Iggy much. I liked Jim. Iggy is the stage and Jim is home. You know, cosy, watching TV, doing this and that. I think that when you’re on stage or when you’re a public person, the only way to survive is to have two personas. David and Jim both did that. There’s Ziggy Stardust and there’s Iggy Pop. That’s something they made up. David had a lot more of these personas. Jim stuck with Iggy. David changed them up. With David it was because he was such a shy person. At some point, he dropped them. I think he felt comfortable enough to just be himself.