Jessie Ware: ‘There’s a shelf life for women in the music industry’
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peoplemagazine.co.zaJessie Ware has spoken out against sexism in the music industry, insisting standards are different for men and women. The singer, 35, discussed the issue in a new interview with Glamour U.K.
magazine, admitting she fears there’s a “shelf life” for women in the business. “They don’t ask men how they’re going to tour with their children, do they?” the mother of two mused. “But you get used to it, you take it with a pinch of salt, and it’s also something that I struggled to work out.” She continued: “I once got told that I was being really emotional (in a meeting), and I was being really not-emotional, and I wonder whether they would have said that to a bloke.
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