“SHE DIDN’T WANT TO STAND BESIDE THE ROCK STARS — SHE WANTED TO BE ONE OF THEM.” 🔴👇 Long before Ann Wilson became one of the most powerful voices in rock history, she was just a teenage girl sitting beside her sister Nancy, watching The Beatles on television and realizing their lives would never be ordinary again. But when Heart finally broke into the hard rock world of the 1970s, the applause often came with something darker lurking underneath — dismissive smiles, backhanded comments, and men who made women feel foolish simply for believing they belonged on the same stage.
“Men could make you feel like you were really silly for even trying.” Heart’s Ann Wilson recalls the sexism of the ’70s rock scene Ann Wilson speaks out against sexism as her new documentary, Ann Wilson – In My Voice, is screened in the US (Image credit: Michael Ochs Archives/Getty Images) On February 9, 1964, … Read more