Nile Rodgers becomes world's first voice-interactive digital portrait

Today is the launch date of Here In The Room, an interactive digital portrait by Nile Rodgers. The superstar hitmaker was answering 350 questions for two days, in realtime, about working with David Bowie, Madonna, and Lady Gaga, about why he chose to play in bands rather than pursue a solo career, about a kind of breakfast he eats, etc. A taste of the experience is available In the Room for free, while an online pass to access the full content costs £20, Guardian reports. This project is an extension of the National Holocaust Centre and Museum to make survivors’ testimonies interactive and lasting, and it is now branching out into the arts.