Interviewer: Annie, what brings you out this evening?
Annie Wersching: Billy Joel!
Interviewer: Favorite Billy Joel tune? You got one?
Annie Wersching: Yeah, “Italian Restaurant”.
Interviewer: You know any of the lyrics to this?
Annie Wersching: It’s the one that starts slow and then gets faster.. it starts with like “Bottle of red, bottle of white…”
Interviewer: Which brings me to the next question: bottle of red or bottle of white? Which is it for you, red or white?
Annie Wersching: Well, unfortunately it’s like bottle of pink.. it’s like white zin *laughs*

Interviewer: Is this the first time that you’ve seen Mr. Joel in concert?
Annie Wersching: Yes, it is, yeah. I’m so excited.
Interviewer: You came all the way from LA for this show?
Annie Wersching: I sat in the rush hour traffic, tried to leave earlier, didn’t happen.

Interviewer: Did you play a musical instrument in your youth?
Annie Wersching: I actually played the tin whistle, which is the Irish flute.. I was an irish dancer growing up so I played the Irish whistle.
Interviewer: Was there a lot of money in tin whistling?
Annie Wersching: There really isn’t I discovered! *laughs*

Interviewer: Are you a gambler at all?
Annie Wersching: I’m a little bit of a gambler. Slots, blackjack, and a little bit of roulette. But on roulette I only really do black or red, I know, it’s totally lame! *laughs*

Interviewer: So I’ve gotta ask you. If Billy Joel flagged you down in the audience, a la Courtney Cox, Bruce Springsteen dancing, and he brings you up on stage. And you’ve gotta sing one song with Billy Joel…
Annie Wersching: Wow. I guess you’d have to go “Piano Man”, just cause it’s such a classic.
Interviewer: I think the chances are high it’s going to happen this evening.
Annie Wersching: I don’t think so. I think the crowd would boo! *laughs*