Rolling Stoneのインスタグラム(rollingstone) - 9月7日 22時00分

Happy Birthday #ChrissieHynde! "The Pretenders, originally three Englishmen and an American woman, emerged at the close of the '70s as one of the New Wave's most commercially successful groups. Its focal point was Chrissie Hynde, the band's songwriter, lead singer and rhythm guitarist, whose tough songs and stage persona put feminist self-assertion into her own distinctive hard rock. A single gig with an Akron band, Sat. Sun. Mat. (which included Mark Mothersbaugh, later of Devo), was Hynde's sole performing experience when, after three years of studying art at Kent State University, she left (with money earned as a waitress) for the rocker's life in London in 1974. . .Dave Hill, founder of Real Records, became her manager and advanced her the money to audition and hire a band. . .Honeyman-Scott joined Hynde, Farndon, and drummer Gerry Mackleduff to record two Hynde compositions. . .Nick Lowe pegged "Stop Your Sobbing" b/w "The Wait" for a hit and offered to produce a single, which he did in one day in the fall of 1978. The next day, the Pretenders left for Paris for its debut gig and a weeklong club engagement. From RollingStone.com. Photograph by Fin Costello

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