THE HEAVY METAL DRESS CODE WEAR IT OR ELSE!
It's interesting to recall—and, for the younger reader, astonishing to find out—that the founding jimmies of heavy metal liked to dress up as women—or, if not liked to, at least agreed to when their managers, most of whom were raging homosexuals (this long before gays went in for the ruggedly masculine and collegiate looks they favor today) urged them to.
THE HEAVY METAL DRESS CODE WEAR IT OR ELSE!
JOHN MENDELSSOHN
It's interesting to recall—and, for the younger reader, astonishing to find out—that the founding jimmies of heavy metal liked to dress up as women—or, if not liked to, at least agreed to when their managers, most of whom were raging homosexuals (this long before gays went in for the ruggedly masculine and collegiate looks they favor today) urged them to. Jimmy Page, Jimi Hendrix, Jim E. Clapton, Jim Pete Townshend—they all wore frilly lace blouses, and lots of them got perms as well.