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Shy, she ain't.
In fact, it's tough to imagine the artist known as Pink as anything but the self-assured young woman whose debut single, "There You Go," is causing a ruckus on the airwaves. It's clear, whether one merely sees her, or hears her, or spends some time talking with her, that she's lived a lot in her twenty years.
But it's not just the old story of tough-girl-finds-her-talent-and-makes-good. It's clear that the Philly songstress and latest hit-maker for LaFace Records, with her disarming combination of innocence and worldliness, is right where she wants to be, and that it might be the only place she ever really could be and still be herself. All signs point to her being born to hold a mic while belting out her feelings, uncensored.
As MTV News' Roger Coletti discovered in a recent interview, Pink's world is a little different, a little more personal, a little more intense than most. And that's the way she likes it.
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