Daisy finds herself maturing in the vibrant scene of 1960s Los Angeles, surreptitiously entering Sunset Strip clubs, engaging with rock idols, and nurturing dreams of gracing the stage at Whisky a Go Go. Amidst the exhilaration of sex and drugs, her true passion lies in the embrace of rock ‘n’ roll. Before she turns twenty, her singing prowess garners attention, and her magnetic beauty triggers wild behavior in those around her.
Simultaneously, The Six, a band led by the enigmatic Billy Dunne, gains prominence. Just as their inaugural tour approaches, Billy’s girlfriend Camila learns of her pregnancy, pushing Billy into a whirlwind of recklessness on the road.
Daisy and Billy’s paths intersect when a music producer recognizes that the key to explosive success lies in their collaboration. The ensuing events become the foundation of a legend.
This spellbinding and indelible tale is presented in the form of an oral history, chronicling the formation of one of the most significant bands of the 1970s. Taylor Jenkins Reid’s remarkable skill reaches new heights with “Daisy Jones & The Six,” vividly capturing a specific era and locale through a truly distinctive narrative voice.
