For her first-ever cover with GQ, Taylor Swift gives an intense, wide-ranging, Kanye West-inclusive interview while dodging the paparazzi and, at one point, taking a surprise call from one of
the very few humans who’s as famous as she is.
As Klosterman writes in the November issue, “If you don’t take Swift seriously, you don’t take contemporary music seriously…
There’s simply no antecedent for this kind of career: a cross-genre, youth-oriented, critically acclaimed colossus based entirely on the intuitive songwriting merits of a single female
artist. It’s as if mid-period Garth Brooks was also early Liz Phair, minus the hat and the swearing. As a phenomenon, it’s absolutely new.”
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