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She didn't just sing the soundtrack of a revolution, she was the revolution.From the kaleidoscopic chaos of the 1960s to the introspective calm of later years, Grace Slick's life is a testament to what happens when raw talent meets fearless truth. As the hypnotic voice behind ""White Rabbit"" and ""Somebody to Love,"" she became the face and the fire of a generation that refused to be silenced. But behind the legend lies a deeper story: of an artist who turned rebellion into art, chaos into clarity, and fame into a canvas for transformation. Grace Slick: Voice of Rebellion takes you far beyond the spotlight, tracing her extraordinary journey from a suburban dreamer to the magnetic frontwoman of Jefferson Airplane and beyond. Through unflinching honesty and vivid storytelling, this book reveals the woman who defied gender roles, rewrote rock history, and lived life entirely on her own terms. It's a deep, intimate exploration of her music, her mind, her struggles, and the lasting power of authenticity in a world built on illusion. Discover how Grace Slick became more than a rock star, how she became a myth, a muse, and a mirror for anyone who's ever dared to live out loud. Her story is not just about rebellion; it's about evolution, survival, and the art of remaining true to yourself when the world demands everything else.

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