Nancy Sinatra Follow

In the mid 1960s Nancy took the image of a girl crying over

her diary for a boy who wouldn't behave, and changed it to

a woman who let her men know in no uncertain terms just how

things were going to be. Songs like "So Long Babe" and "How

Does that Grab You, Darlin'?" helped her do it.

"These Boots Are Made For Walkin'" kicked open the doors

for a whole new category of women in rock. Nancy's tough

girl attitude preceded women's liberation and created the

first rebel chick singer. A female revolution was born.

Armed with a signature style, catchy songs, memorable album

covers and sexy, soft but confident pictures in magazines,

Nancy hit the charts 22 times, becoming a role model for

young, independent women as well as an icon of pop culture