Wayne County: The Iconic Transsexual Rock and Roller

This chapter explores the significance of Wayne County, a transsexual rock and roller who played a pivotal role in the New York music scene of the 1970s. It discusses their protective nature towards young artists, the influence of the band Suicide, and the raw creativity that defined the era. The conversation highlights the unique characters, music scenes, and missed opportunities that characterized the vibrant cultural landscape of New York City at that time.