Phranc American Gay Folk Punk Rock Songwriter Singer 80s-90s Music Press Photo

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Description

Phranc, born Susan Gottlieb in 1957, is an American singer, songwriter, and visual artist known for her unique presence in the punk rock and folk music scenes. Embracing a distinctive androgynous appearance, Phranc gained attention for her buzz-cut hair and tailored suits, challenging gender norms. She started her career in the punk band Nervous Gender in the late 1970s but eventually transitioned to a solo career as a folk singer. Often referred to as the “All-American Jewish Lesbian Folksinger,” Phranc combines humor, social commentary, and personal storytelling in her music. Her album “Folksinger” (1985) showcases her acoustic talents and witty lyricism. Beyond music, Phranc is also recognized for her visual art, contributing to the cultural landscape as a multifaceted artist and an influential figure in LGBTQ+ and punk communities.

The photo is approximately 8″x10″.

NOTE: Any lack of focus in this photo is present in the original image.

Condition

This photo is in good used condition with wear appropriate to its age. It may have small creases/tears, wrinkles, indentations, stains, smudges, edge wear, toning, corner bumps, or other issues typical of old paper items. In addition, the back may have stains or smudges from the developing process. None of these issues are significant enough to interfere with the ability to frame and display the photo. Please review the included photos of the actual item to make a complete determination of its condition.

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