Katherine Yeske Taylor's interview collection features female musicians such as Gina Schock, Donita Sparks, Suzanne Vega, Amanda Palmer, and more, documenting the gender-based challenges they have faced in their careers. The stories range from shocking to humorous to enlightening.
If you booked a concert lineup featuring The Go-Go’s’ Gina Schock , L7’s Donita Sparks , Suzanne Vega , Amanda Palmer and Heart’s, the show would offer a pretty wide range of musical styles. The same holds true for the experiences and opinions those artists and 15 others share in Katherine Yeske Taylor’s. (She’s currently collaborating with Gogol Bordello frontman Eugene Hütz on his memoir that’s expected to be published in 2025.
) The interview collection documents the gender-based challenges each woman has faced in their career, as well as their determination and perseverance. Their stories run the gamut from shocking to humorous to enlightening. (The author of this article also contributed a quote.) Joan Osborne, a longtime Planned Parenthood advocate, recalls being banned from Texas’ Cynthia Woods Mitchell Pavilion after expressing support for the organization from the stage during a 1997 Lilith Fair tour sto
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