Miley Cyrus would want to be remembered for being a "trailblazer".
Miley Cyrus
The 'Plastic Hearts' hitmaker would love to be remembered by others for her love for her family but also for paving the way for other artists, although she insists there is a lot more she'd still like to do.
She said: "I have no idea how the f*** I’d want to be remembered. I’m a pretty wicked daughter. I think I’m f****** very dedicated to my family. I feel like I’ve fought for what I really wanted, whether that’s fighting for rights, or against injustices, working with Happy Hippie Foundation.
"I’d want that to be a priority. I’d want to have been a trailblazer, but I think it’s really hard talking about it because I’m still so here with so much left to do. I couldn’t really tell you how I’d want to be remembered because all the things that I’d hopefully be remembered for haven’t happened yet."
And the 28-year-old singer would like to be known as someone who "delivered something that no one knew that they needed or wanted" or who paved the way for the "next generation of artists".
Speaking to the new issue of Rolling Stone magazine, she said of her hopes and dreams for the future: "I want to lay down a new stone for a path for the next generation of artists, philanthropists, the way that Debbie Harry has done for me. I’d like to be known as someone that created something that didn’t quite exist, or that I delivered something that no one knew that they needed or wanted, but when they had it felt that they couldn’t live without it. That’s what I would want as an artist."
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