And a Voice to Sing With

In this memoir, Joan Baez shares her life story, from her early days as a folk singer to her later years as a seasoned musician and activist.

The book covers her childhood, her rise to fame in the 1960s, and her extensive involvement in social and political movements, including marching with Martin Luther King Jr. and participating in Amnesty International tours.

Baez also reflects on her relationships, particularly her complex connection with Bob Dylan, and provides insights into her music career and its intersection with her activism.