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Singer Annie Lennox Gets Honorary Degree
By Associated Press
GLASGOW, Scotland —
Annie Lennox, who found fame as the voice of the Eurythmics and later as a solo act, said Tuesday she felt like a fraud accepting an honorary degree.
Lennox, 51, said it was "exciting" to receive an honorary degree from the Royal Scottish Academy of Music and Drama.
"But I do think it's great that young people today can have people to help them out because Scotland has turned out some tremendous artists and performer and writers, and if we can keep that tradition going, it would be a fantastic thing. "I'm very happy to be here, even though I feel like a complete fraud." The academy also bestowed honorary degrees on comedian Billy Connolly and actress Tilda Swinton. 
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