Taken from Q Magazine, May 1994 (with a dash of license)

Q: Do you have, or have you ever, felt in competition with each other?

BJORK: No way.

POLLY: No.

TORI: Never. It's funny for women because journalists pit women against each other. If you think about Hendrix, Page and Clapton they were all much more similar to each other than we are.
We have tits. We have three holes. That's what we have in common. We don't even play the same instruments.
It really disappoints me when some sort of competition has to be manufactured for their little minds and fantasies. That's not growing, that's not support. There is room for everybody on the planet to be creative and conscious if you are your own person. If you're trying to be like somebody else, then there isn't. We see things from different points of view and that affects people in different ways and I think that should be encouraged. It shouldn't be like, ‘two tits too many’. Like with radio in America, they tell you, well, we're already playing one female this week. They wouldn't think about that with guys.

POLLY: Boys. So damn predictable.

BJORK: Amen, sister.

TORI: Gotta love them, though.