ABBA singer breaks her silence

By ANI, Sydney
15 June 2004, 18:00 PM
Agnetha Fältskog in the '60s
After staying away from the limelight and being labelled as the Greta Garbo of pop, ABBA singer Agnetha Fältskog has re-surfaced with a new albumMy Colouring Bookand is giving insights into the legendary pop band's break-up.

The Swedish singer has confirmed that no matter how much money they are offered, the band members will never consider getting back together. 'We have no plans of any reunion. I have nothing against meeting up with the others, to do something together again--not working, not in that respect. But to just see the others, it would be thrilling if that happens,' the singer, 57, said.

The blonde singer also revealed that she was actually scared of facing the mike after all these years. 'It started that I had built up something called "fear of the microphone" because to get a nice sound you have to be so close to it. Every breath you take you will hear and it took me some time to get over that,' she said.