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Transgender author and indie rock, country, and electronic musician.  Notable albums include 'Superioryouareinferior' (2008), a long-list nominee for the Polaris Music Prize.  Notable books include 'First Spring Grass Fire' and 'Gender Failure' (co-author).  Subject of the documentary 'My Prairie Home' (2014).   
 
Transgender author and indie rock, country, and electronic musician.  Notable albums include 'Superioryouareinferior' (2008), a long-list nominee for the Polaris Music Prize.  Notable books include 'First Spring Grass Fire' and 'Gender Failure' (co-author).  Subject of the documentary 'My Prairie Home' (2014).   
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* [[Transgender Singers, Musicians and Composers]]
  
 
==Further Reading/Research==
 
==Further Reading/Research==

Revision as of 14:15, 30 March 2016

Rae Spoon

Country

Canada

Birth - Death

Occupation

Entertainer

Description

Transgender author and indie rock, country, and electronic musician. Notable albums include 'Superioryouareinferior' (2008), a long-list nominee for the Polaris Music Prize. Notable books include 'First Spring Grass Fire' and 'Gender Failure' (co-author). Subject of the documentary 'My Prairie Home' (2014).

See Also

Further Reading/Research


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