The 64-year-old Rock and Roll Hall of Fame inductee said that he is impressed by West's dedication to making innovative records, reported Digital Spy.
"(He) is incredible. I mean, the record-making facility, there's a lot of hours in those records. And I saw him on television, he did the song called 'Blood on the Leaves' on Later... With Jools Holland - it was fantastic, you know.
"I still find him very interesting. I'm not necessarily driving (to) it in my car, you know. I probably fall back on the stuff that I listened to as a kid or something if I'm driving around. But I do listen. I listen to (it) a lot because there's a lot of information in it and it's just fascinating record-making," she said.
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