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Overview
Bob Dylan's "favorite female singer" and one of the groundbreaking icons in women's music recalls the bohemian folk years of Greenwich Village, the radical left culture that shaped her life and music, and the feminism thatchanged it.
Women's music legend Alix Dobkin for the first time chronicles her rise to fame as the first artist to record an openly lesbian record album in 1973. Her story, however, opens much earlier in post-war New York City where, growing up in a Communist family, she watches Jackie Robinson steal home, rubs elbows with radical left celebrities like Paul Robeson, and comes of age under the watchful eye of the FBI. Dobkin herself ...