Streisand talks acting, music and destiny after release of her memoir 'My Name is Barbra'
Before she's ready to talk about her memoir, Barbra Streisand needs to pull herself away from current events.
“I'm watching (expelled Rep.) George Santos, and worrying about the world and democracy," she says at the start of a telephone interview, when asked how's she doing.
“I have to say,” she adds a moment later, “I guess I'm OK.”
There are reasons “My Name is Barbra” took as long to wrap up as even her most challenging film projects. For decades, she rarely had the kind of solitary time needed to settle down and write. And even with her film and concert career essentially over — “I don't enjoy performing anymore,” she says — the longtime
