The one singer Stevie Nicks felt the world needed
“They could have broken your fingers.”
Summary
Stevie Nicks believed that some peers were overly precious to silence, arguing that artistic voices must be protected even under pressure.
Rewritten Text
Stevie Nicks approached her art with unwavering seriousness. She believed that fear or fragility among some peers should not silence their work. In her view, the world needed bold voices that could withstand pressure, even if that pressure came in the form of threats or intimidation. She argued that the courage to speak out—and to share music—matters more than mere protection from hardship.
Context and Implications
- Nicks framed resilience as essential for artistic integrity.
- She suggested that silencing artists deprives audiences of necessary perspectives.
- The quote about fingers underscores the severity of potential repercussions faced by outspoken artists.
Author’s Note
A single sentence summary: Stevie Nicks urged fearless artistic expression, asserting that silencing creators would harm the world’s need for honesty and courage in music.
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