Nancy Wilson Critiques U.S. Politics, Calls for Cultural Renaissance
The Heart guitarist says it's 'more embarrassing' to be American now than during the Vietnam War and hopes for societal change led by women in the arts.
- Nancy Wilson, guitarist of Heart, described the current U.S. political climate as 'more embarrassing' than during the Vietnam War era in a recent interview.
- Wilson highlighted the ongoing relevance of Heart's songs like 'Crazy on You' and 'Barracuda,' which address themes of sexism and political discontent.
- She criticized the 'grab-them-by-the-(expletive)' mentality, referencing Donald Trump's controversial remarks, and broader issues tied to wealth and power.
- Expressing optimism, Wilson predicted a cultural renaissance led by women in the arts to counter societal oppression and inequality.
- Heart is currently touring North America, marking their return to live performances after Ann Wilson's recovery from cancer treatment in 2024.
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