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Stevie Nicks became the first woman to be inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame twice during an exciting and moving ceremony at the Barclays Center in Brooklyn tonight.
The singer celebrated her remarkable feat by performing several of her clbadic songs for the launch of the ceremony, including duets with a surprise guest. Don Henley ("Leather and Lace") and Harry Styles, the former member of One Direction who has inducted him ("Stop Draggin's" My Heart Around) ". "She's always up to date, she's forever Stevie," Styles said. "On Halloween, one in seven disguises himself as Stevie Nicks."
Nicks had already been inducted into the Hall of Fame in 1998 as a member of Fleetwood Mac. She becomes the 23rd person to be registered for the second time, but is the first woman to do so. By winning his second induction, this time for his solo work, Nicks hopes to have paved the way for future winners.
"I'm opening the door to other women" to enter the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame, Nicks said, looking nervous, from the scene, after being ovationné. His speech resembled his jokes between his songs during his solo concerts, bringing charming anecdotes about his life.
She also talked about her work with Fleetwood Mac – "My fantasy group is always together and very strong today" – and recalled how Tom Petty gave him "Stop Draggin & # 39; My Heart Around" for his first solo album Bella Donna after it was determined, the disc did not have a single. "Problem solved!" she said about future success.
She concluded her speech by noting: "If you need a keynote speaker, a person to talk to, a man to talk to a group of people, I'm your daughter. . "
"My greatest hope is to have opened the door because there are 22 men who have entered twice and zero women", Nicks previously Note regarding its place in history. "I think it's really a little unbalanced. That's what I hope, that what happened to me here will give all the little rock and roll stars who are just waiting for a little hope of doing what I'm doing.
After reaching fame as part of Fleetwood Mac, Nicks' solo career began in 1981 with the album Bella Donna. She then recorded many successes in the Top 40, including "Edge of Seventeen", "Stand Back" and "Talk to Me".
To celebrate the solo career of the singer, a single disc compilation retreat was released aujourd & # 39; hui. It contains 16 of Nicks' best-known songs, including the title song "Rooms on Fire" and his hit duets with Henley and Petty. Live versions of two songs that she has written for Fleetwood Mac, "Dreams" and "Gold Dust Woman," are also featured. An expanded version of the release scheduled for April will include new collaborations and live performances.
Meanwhile, Fleetwood Mac's world tour continues. The group has dates aligned in North America, Europe and Australia until September.
The 2019 Rock and Roll Hall of Fame Induction Ceremony will be held on April 27 on HBO.
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