Tegan and Sara on evolving, LGBT rights, & Springsteen

Tegan Quin and Sara Quin are identical twin sisters, they're Canadian, they're openly gay, and most famously they're the voices behind the successful indie pop duo Tegan and Sara. In this interview with Larry King, the singers get into each of these parts of their identity as they examine their own relationship, their political views, and, of course, their music. Tegan and Sara have been performing for more than 20 years and recently released their eighth studio album, 'Love You To Death.'

The sisters who grew up in the 1980s idolizing Bruce Springsteen have become a musical icon themselves, as their worldwide Love You To Death tour concludes this November. Speaking about their singing career, they remember friendly advice from the past- such as the producer who told them they would make their best music in their 30s and 40s- and comment on direction of their present, with a shift from indie into pop that they say has been more gradual than the critics claim.

Tegan and Sara also reflect on their own identities and the questions they are most often asked as lesbian twin sisters. As identical twins, do they share each other's thoughts or feel each other's pain? As sisters and creative partners, is their friendship still stable? And is it true that women who were previously straight tend to fall for them? The sisters answer these common questions and more. Plus, they give their opinions on the state of LGBT rights in both their native Canada and the US, on the ever-popular Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, and on why the American election is so hard to look away from.