Sting: SI music is fine for a train station or hotel lobby, but it has no story of its own, though SI may wreck the labor market
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Stars are still sure that SI will not replace live art, but they can already see that other professions will fare worse.
On the BBC's Sunday With Laura Kuenssberg, the 74-year-old musician said he does not feel competition from SI: "SI has never had a broken heart, it has no story of its own, only a borrowed one," and people still want to see a living, vulnerable human being on stage. He also warned that SI is "potentially destroying the economy of labor," comparing it to the way his home town lost shipbuilding in the 1980s.
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