Daisy finds herself maturing in the vibrant backdrop of 1960s Los Angeles, surreptitiously entering clubs along the Sunset Strip, engaging with rock icons, and nurturing dreams of gracing the stage at the Whisky a Go Go. The allure of sex and drugs is exhilarating, yet it’s the essence of rock ‘n’ roll that truly captivates her heart. As she reaches the age of twenty, her voice gains recognition, and her arresting beauty has the power to incite reckless actions in others.
Simultaneously, The Six, a band led by the enigmatic Billy Dunne, garners attention. Just before embarking on their inaugural tour, Billy’s girlfriend, Camila, learns she’s expecting a child. The impending responsibilities of impending fatherhood and the weight of fame cause Billy to veer toward recklessness while on the road.
Daisy and Billy’s paths intersect when a producer realizes that their combined talents could lead to unparalleled success. The ensuing events are destined to become legendary.
This tale of legend creation unfolds within the pages of a captivating and unforgettable novel, presented as an oral history of one of the 1970s’ most prominent bands. Taylor Jenkins Reid elevates her craft to new heights with “Daisy Jones & The Six,” masterfully capturing a specific era and locale with a truly distinctive narrative voice.
