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It was the early 1990s at a small club in New York City.

As the lights dimmed, a figure walked onto the stage, guitar in hand.

Her head was shaved and she was wearing combat boots. She had an acoustic guitar slung over one shoulder.

She looked out into the crowd. Her audiences looked different than other audiences at the time.

There were women holding hands and fans with brightly colored hair. They gazed up at her with love and adoration.

Annie took a deep breath looking from person to person in the audience.

She opened her mouth as if to sing, but started to speak instead.

She talked about current events, politics, and social

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