Question A

[Jonetta]

Indy Savage describes herself as a Rock Chick. What did that mean to you and/or her?

[Sharon]

I took it that she likes Rock and Roll and concerts. It isn't what I normally think when I hear Rock Chick. In my experience a Rock Chick was a groupie.

[Anita]

At first I thought she was in a rock band, then I figured out she was just a rock band groupie.

[Jonetta]

I hadn’t a clue and had to wait for it to take meaning. At first, I assumed maybe she’d be a rock band groupie (the kind that follows a band around). Then it became clear she was a fan of everything rock. By the end, I realized that the persona of a true rock music fan was what she identified with, from her music choices to her look. And, she’s proud of every aspect of it.

[Jo Ann]

So, I did not take this literally. Yes, she likes music but a Rock Chick, in my opinion, is someone who is empowered, not afraid to be different, works hard. Kind of like the term Boss Babe that's used now a days.

[Sharon]

Jo Ann wrote: "So, I did not take this literally. Yes, she likes music but a Rock Chick, in my opinion, is someone who is empowered, not afraid to be different, works hard. Kind of like the term Boss Babe that's ..."

I guess Rock Chick has changed meanings since my day. I always wanted to be a Rock Chick, but I had to work. I couldn't afford to following my favorite groups around the country even working full time. LOL

[Jonetta]

When i googled “rock chick,” this is the typical definition that came up:

A girl or woman who likes rock music and dresses in a typical rock-and-roll style.

[Lauren]

I also took it to mean an interest in in Rock and Roll music and lifestyle.