Speaking to Rolling Stone as part of her cover feature the singer explained:

“The fact that I'm into women, they're all intimidated by it. It makes them uncomfortable.”

The out-there popstar- who regularly claims she’s the new Andy Warhol- continued:

“I think I’m changing what people think is sexy…. The truth is the psychotic woman that I truly am comes out when I’m not working.”

GaGa appears on the front of Rolling Stone this month with only bubbles covering her bits in photos shot by David LaChapelle.

The breakout success of the year also commented about having longevity in the music game.

Lady G said: “I feel like I have so much to do… My true legacy will be the test of time, and whether I can sustain a space in pop culture and really make stuff that will have a genuine impact.”