15 Women Who Could Be in the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame
Janet Jackson, Joan Baez and more
Loretta Lynn, Joan Baez and Janet Jackson, three artists who could be in the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame
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This year's Rock and Roll Hall of Fame induction ceremony will likely be best remembered for Steve Miller ripping into the Rock Hall in the press room and getting into a spat with the Black Keys, but the "Jungle Love" singer did make one indisputable point: The Rock Hall needs to induct more women. What are the most glaring omissions? Here's a list to serve as a starting point for the 800 voters this fall. (Full disclosure: The chairman of the RRHOF is Rolling Stone founder and editor Jann S. Wenner.)
