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© 2024 AFPPop-punk icon Lauper recounts life 'fight' ahead of farewell tour
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Speed
Sorry, but the word punk has nothing to do with her.
browny1
Love this comment -
Cyndi certainly is the epitome of keeping on keeping on.
Loved her in the 80's standing out from the crowd, with her eccentricity but also her creativity.
Always gave it all for the fans and spoke up for those suffering - a real activist.
Be an interesting concert for sure.
browny1
Speed - You're right - Punk she is not. Little to do with J Rotten for sure.
But the term "Pop Punk" has a different nuance and was/is applied to many artists of the punk/post punk era.
Power Pop was another term liberally used.
She was once deemed the "Queen of Pop Punk".
nandakandamanda
All these JT articles about Glastonbury. Not.
See she performed at Glastonbury over the weekend and the fans loved her, treating her like royalty.