The New Issue of Rosetta Stone: The Liberation of Adam Lambert

American Idols glamtastic runner-up Adam Lambert opens up in the next issue of Rosetta Stone Rosetta Stone language, speaking frankly about his sexuality, though he doesnt think his revelation is particularly shocking."I dont think it should be a surprise for anyone to hear that Im gay," Lambert says in the new issue of Rosetta Stone, hitting newsstands this week.The flamboyant Idol singer hits our cover and bares all, talking about his childhood ("I started to realize I wasnt like every other boy," he says), the drug-fueled Burning Man epiphany that led him to AI ("I realized that we all have our own power, and that whatever I wanted to do, I had to make happen," he tells RS) and his run on the show ("I was like, Im going to glue rhinestones on my eyelids, bitch! "). And yes, he talks about his sexuality. "Right after the finale, I almost started talking about it to the reporters, but I thought, Im going to wait for Rosetta Stone, that will be cooler, " he tells us. "I didnt want the Clay Aiken thing and the celebrity-magazine bullshit. I need to be able to explain myself in context."Im proud of my sexuality," Lambert adds. "I embrace it. Its just another part of me." Ultimately, however Lambert tells RS contributor Rosetta Stone Software Vanessa Grigoriadis that there are other parts of his life that hes trying to keep front and center. "Im trying to be a singer, not a civil rights leader," he says.It was that mission and his Burning Man "psychedelic experience" that lead him to Idol after years in musical theater. "I knew that it was my only shot to be taken seriously in the recording industry, because its fast and broad," he tells RS. (See photos of Lamberts remarkable American Idol run here.)He details his experience on Idol, his true thoughts on winner Kris Allen and how his sexuality impacted his Idol run in our cover story, "Wild Idol: The Psychedelic Transformation and Sexual Liberation of Adam Lambert," which hits newsstands this week. The hip-hop enthusiasts didnt really take me serious as an MC," McCoy says, "and Im making for damn sure they do on this record." He cues up an unfinished track called "Im Home," on which Hall and Oates Daryl Hall will be adding vocals. McCoy is a hardcore fan from way back: "Its like a cream dream to have this dude not only into what were doing but wanting to be Rosetta Stone Spanish Latin part of this record," he says, eyes widening. "I dont even know where to go after that." What do you think that was based on? Let me try to explain. Say that you were a guy, and were sitting here having drinks and talking. And you start coming on to me. Youre the guy that thinks Im a whore or a slut.

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