Ann Wilson

Ann Dustin Wilson ( born June 19, 1950 in San Diego, California) is an American singer, lead singer of the group Heart.

Career

Wilson appeared in the early 1970s when a local band called White Heart. Her younger sister Nancy followed in 1974, took a different position in the band as a guitarist Michael Fisher. The first album of the group under the name of Heart was published in 1975 under the title Dreamboat Annie.

Wilson opened the mid-1990s along with her sister her own recording studio called Bad Animals. With its second volume project The Lovemongers they contributed several songs to the soundtrack to the film Singles her brother Cameron Crowe and released at 4 EPs. The debut of the band Whirlygig appeared in 1997. The Heart album Jupiter 's Darling was released in June 2004.

Wilson has two adopted children.