Ever since its inception, rock music has cultivated an obvious image of rebellion. In its various guises, from the protest songs of Bob Dylan and the anarchic punk of the Sex Pistols to the defiant anthems of Dee Snider’s Twisted Sister, and the irreverent social commentary of Frank Zappa, it has frequently challenged social conventions, religious authority, and prevailing moral principles.
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