Anti Diva

Set against the vibrant backdrop of Toronto's music, art, and fashion scene of the 1970s and 1980s, Carole Pope reflects on her groundbreaking career with the band Rough Trade, known for their bold, boundary-pushing sound and frank portrayal of sexuality. This candid account offers an unfiltered look at her experiences on stage, in the studio, and in her personal life, touching on key issues such as AIDS and sexual politics. Filled with honest insights, it traces her influence in transforming Canada's music landscape and her perspective on today's pop divas.