Glastonbury goers: use just one square of toilet paper during each visit to the long drops this weekend.
That’s what country crooner and climate change campaigner Sheryl Crow, 57, advises.
As she prepares to perform on the Pyramid Stage today at the environmentally conscious festival, Sheryl recommends: “One square of toilet tissue, that’s what I always say.”
Most campers will be lucky to source even one...
The singer has adopted two sons since her 2007 Stop Global Warming tour.
She tells the Mirror: “I’m more passionate about climate change than ever because I have two young children. It’s a personal affront to me that we’re still lagging behind.”
Sheryl spoke as she debuted tracks from her new collaboration album, Threads – which features Rolling Stones’ guitarist Keith Richards, Stevie Nicks and the late Johnny Cash.
And she says she can’t wait to explore all the different areas at Worthy Farm, which she last played in 1997.
She says. “I’m going to check out everything that’s going on.”
See if you spot her in Shangri-La.
