On the musician's birthday, see how Grace Slick embodied the rock ‘n’ roll allure and psychedelic hedonism of the 1960s ⚡️
embodied the rock ‘n’ roll allure and psychedelic hedonism of the 1960s. Lead singer of, her revered hippie style lives on in the haunting dirge of the controversial “White Rabbit” and folk-rock anthemic beat of “Somebody to Love”.
Slick was beautiful with a devil-may-care edge. Unrepentant and rebellious, she once performed topless in order to avoid getting her blouse wet during an outdoor concert, and wore her girl-scout uniform as a fashion and anti-establishment statement. She created controversy in 1968 when she wore blackface and raised her fist in a Black Panther salute, and the following year she dressed as Hitler for a show at New York's Fillmore East.
Slick retired from Rock ‘n’ Roll in 1988 to pursue a career in painting. Her iconic thick fringe and long hair has since been replaced by a long white ponytail, and she remains sober. “Follow your curiosity,” she advises. “you don't want to be sitting around at my age going, 'Gee, I was too scared to go for it.'"
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