Whereas in most bands with a girl in it, could go ahead and go, would go on and play. 'I think it comes down to the fact that Fleetwood Mac would not go on without Chris and me,” she says. On that remark, an unimpressed Nicks offers her own argument, while emphasising the value that her and McVie have as vital members of the band. Then, the interview interrupts and suggests: “Pretty faces'. She continues, “And I think in that way, I guess, we were the innovators of that kind of thing because it was more or less to my knowledge prior to us girls would be in rock bands, but would be backup singers and… ” And then when Stevie joined the band, she was also a frontline singer and writer.”

“I’d been primarily a musician rather than a backup singer, in any case. Stunned by the absurdity of the question, Buckingham mutters 'I don't think so', before quick-witted keyboardist and songwriter McVie points out as: 'Well, I’d already been in the band for a good while, as a lady, and as a musician. About: Stevie Nicks wrote much of the songs lyrics about her former relationship with Lindsey Buckingham. Any problems as far as credibility of ladies in rock ’n’ roll when the band first hit the road with the girls?”. Written by: Stevie Nicks, Lindsey Buckingham, Christine McVie, Mick Fleetwood and John McVie. The interviewer asks: “It must have been one of the first bands to incorporate ladies and use them as such.

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