Suzi Quatro says Rock and Roll Hall of Fame snub is 'absolutely crazy'
In an interview with The Guardian, rock musician Suzi Quatro said it is "absolutely crazy" that she has not been inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame, adding that she is "in good company" among other overlooked artists. Quatro, a pioneering bassist and singer known for 1970s hits like "Can the Can," has long been cited as an influence on women in rock. Her comments add to recurring criticism that the Hall of Fame has neglected female and pre-1980s rock acts.
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