Unquestionably the Queen and mother of Rock is Sister Rosetta Tharpe. EVERY early rocker borrowed from her. She bridged the gap between Gospel and popular music like Jump, Swing and Blues in the 1930's. read more
Stevie Nicks is the queen of rock and roll. Supporting evidence: Over forty Top 50 hits (aggregate of solos, duets, and with Fleetwood Mac) Sold over 140 million albums; Inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in 1998; 8 Grammy Award nominations solo, 5 with Fleetwood Mac. read more
Ann Wilson blows all of them away are you kidden Joan Jett would be a backup singer for Ann, LOL that's funny people. Her backup girls could be Pat Benatar and Joan Jett. read more
The little lady that was called the "Queen of Rock." also known as "The First Lady of Rock." She was named top female artist of the 70s by Cash Box magazine. The press including Rolling Stones and DJ across the US called LINDA RONSTADT the Queen of Rock and dubded her as the First Lady of Rock. She ranked No. 1 female singles seller in 1975 and 1977. read more