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I wasn’t sure what to expect
when sitting down for my first
interview. In fact, I was terrified.
Let alone, such an amazing
person such as Rebecca Scott. I
didn’t know much about Rebecca before I met her. In fact,
I wasn’t sure she would actually
come out. I originally reached
out to her through Facebook
to let her know about OutBoise
Magazine. She was immediately
thrilled to help out.
Rebecca has been a part of
the music scene in Boise and the
Northwest for almost 20 years.
She has been voted into the top
3 countless times over for Best
Local Musician and was named
Best Singer in the Best of Boise
Reader’s Choice award by Boise
Weekly. I didn’t quite grasp the
amount of success this woman
has accomplished when I met
her. Even so, she was more
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interested in talking about our
upcoming magazine. She was
thrilled to be a part of the experience. Rebecca came to our fine
city in 1992. When asked if she
was “out” her reply was simple
“I’ve never been in. I don’t
necessarily wear it on my sleeve,
though.”
Despite my best efforts to stay
on point, and ask the “right”
questions, I found Rebecca
had more questions for me. She
wanted to know about OutBoise, where we were headed,
and we discussed a lot about
the LGBT Community, and Boise.
She seemed to share my own
personal opinions and said she
believes Boise has come a long
way in the past decade. “It’s
definitely become more progressive,” she said. Rebecca has
performed several times during
Boise Pride, and has already
part of your community since 1992
voiced her interest in performing
for Pride again soon. Currently,
she can typically be seen performing at such venues such as
Sandbar, Boise’s Art in the Park,
and the Hyde \