Linda Ronstadt, a musical legend from he Stone Poneys and widely referred to as "The Queen of Rock"

Linda Ronstadt is a musical legend who began her career in
the mid-1960s with the folk-rock group the Stone Poneys. By the
1970’s she’d become the top-selling female vocalist for that
decade, and was widely referred to as “The Queen of Rock”. She
has earned 11 Grammys, released numerous gold, platinum and
multiplatinum records, and lent her voice to over 120
albums. Over the years she has collaborated with such
diverse artists as Billy Eckstine, Frank Zappa, Flaco Jiménez,
Philip Glass, Dolly Parton, Neil Young, Johnny Cash, and Nelson
Riddle. Christopher Loudon of Jazz Times hailed
Ronstadt as “a chameleon who can blend into any background yet
remain boldly distinctive.” Her autobiography,
entitled Simple Dreams: A Musical Memoir, was released in
September of 2013 and reached Top 10 on The New York Times Best
Sellers List in its first week out. You can hear Kelli
Richards’ entire interview series on her website
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