Nobody knows where they're going at the beginning of their life like that.

I feel like way too lucky.

You were really accepted by a rock audience wholeheartedly.

When the sisters sing together, there's this thing that happened.

There's something magical about when siblings can put their voices together.

It's a God-given kind of spookiness.

It is kind of spooky.

Yeah.

It's like beauty, charisma, sass, fire, a voice, not just a voice, a voice that means something to people.

It sounds great on the radio.

And you just want to roll down your window, you know, and chew gum or something.

Nancy, thank you for being here.

I'm happy to be here.

It's such a big story, so I'm going to start in a very obvious spot.

I'll try to avoid all the obvious, but it seems such a watershed moment when the Beatles start appearing at Ed Sullivan.

How many musicians they inspired to say, I want to do that?

Completely.

And you and your sister kind of had that moment. That was the same lightning bolt that hit the planet, you know, hit us as well as musicians.

Yeah. And we were like, we became the zombies for guitars, you know.

Were you already playing?

Or did it was that?

Well, musical family. Yeah.

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