Patti Smith, the iconic poet and singer-songwriter, reflects on her groundbreaking debut album, 'Horses,' which turns 50 this year. She shares tales from her early days in New York City, revealing how the album diverted her path from art to music. Ken Tucker provides critical insights into the album's unique sound and its impact on rock history. They also discuss the unreleased track 'Snowball,' the profound influence of Robert Mapplethorpe, and the album's mission to connect with marginalized audiences through a blend of poetry and rock.
