10. Rufus Wainwright
Let’s be real. We’ve all sat in our room and cried to Rufus Wainwright’s version of “Halleluljah,” but wipe away those tears and look upon that glorious, yet saddened face of Rufus Wainwright. With his self-deprecating nature and gloomy music, he’s strange and mysterious, which all adds to his appeal, of course.
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