And the situation just became permanent after a time. Pinfield knows that he's an odd choice for a network based less on erudition than on fashion, youth, and sex appeal. It took the longest for them to decide what to do. I equate that with artists who don't fit comfortably into a genre, like a Fiona Apple or a Jamiroquai. But when they break through, it actually means a lot.
People take notice.
I didn't have the GQ or the model-boy looks. I've got a raspy voice. I don't smoke, but I know I sound like I smoke 10 packs of cigarettes a day. And I can be hyper, a bit nervous. That's just me, and I don't try to be anything but who I am on the air.