Patty Pravo

She was, after Mina, the most revolutionary pop singer of the '60s and '70s. From a beat doll inextricably linked to the myth of the Piper, she managed to reinvent herself countless times, spreading transgression and theatricality. First as a superb interpreter of authorial songs, then as a rock experimenter. She became an author and traveler herself, from the USA to China, experiencing remarkable successes and notable setbacks, without ever losing the charisma of the unyielding and irreplaceable diva that she is.