'The Washington Post' Covers Heart's Troubles and Reconciliation

I have to share this one - The Washington Post did a feature on Heart and the struggles between sisters Ann and Nancy Wilson. This is a gift article so hopefully accessible to all.

Thank you to @geoffedgers & to the @washingtonpost https://t.co/Dt6mAoClg7

— Ann Wilson (@annwilson) May 16, 2024

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[Jeff]

Unfortunately behind a paywall. Need an account to read

[Him]

Jeff, I had no issue with the link once I passed by the subscription prompts.

Allyson, thanks for sharing this. Introduced to them by my ex and her sister. Have only gained appreciation for them over the years (the band, and my ex's sister . . . hahaha). But, yeah, great read.

One criticism though. This comment: "In the era of Boygenius, St. Vincent and Sleater-Kinney, it may be hard to imagine Heart as revolutionary — but that’s exactly what the Wilson sisters were." That is quite hard to reconcile with their impact and influence, even if it might be less than some wish. This seems like a cheap grab for some other references in an otherwise great article. It also seems like playing to cheap seats/demographics that actually don't need to be seen as either uniformed or unaware. Again, just an odd moment in an otherwise nice piece of journalism about the ups and downs of this band and these two great musicians, who are siblings and sisters.