I think this was the right time for the right album. There's a big audience of younger listeners hungry for something new and fresh and, ironically, the something new and fresh which is capturing their interest is classic popular song. Hearing real stories being told, hearing intriguing and meaningful lyrics and hearing soaring melodies is gaining their ear. And who better to interpret this music than an artist who herself has been an integral part of the art? And who, somehow, someway, has kept fresh through the decades, who has kept evolving and who still can surprise us even though you'd think logically we'd all know all there is to know about her musically. In my view, Barbra achieved this latest success just by being herself, an artist who believes in art as living and ever moving on even if it's looking back. No tricks, no poses, no mysterious motives, just honest love for what she is creating.