The band ultimately merges to become Daisy Jones and The Six as Daisy and Billy become co-lead singers in the band whilst we follow their messy will they/won’t they relationship. Jenkins Reid then introduces us to more characters, including brothers Billy and Graham Dunne who are fanatical about music and are obsessed with practicing as much as possible with their bandmate Warren and eventually Karen, Eddie, and Pete. Despite her enigmatic nature, Daisy is human while she is flawed due to her seemingly self-destructive nature, there is a relatability to her character. Within the first few pages, Jenkins Reid allows you to become immediately entranced with the life of a young girl, Daisy Jones, and the charisma she presents to everyone around her from the age of only fourteen. But what makes it so interesting and why does it have such a strong grasp around so many people? The novel follows the story of a band getting their ‘big break’ in the 1970s. Episodes are released in batches on Fridays.Daisy Jones and The Six is a novel by Taylor Jenkins Reid written in the unconventional format of an interview. In the same blog post, Jenkins Reid added that she researched a 'host of other duos and bands' while penning the book.ĭaisy Jones & The Six continues on Prime Video. 'I wanted to write a story about that, about how the lines between real life and performance can get blurred, about how singing about old wounds might keep them fresh.' 'When I decided I wanted to write a book about rock 'n' roll, I kept coming back to that moment when Lindsey watched Stevie sing 'Landslide,'' she added. The performance had Jenkins Reid convinced that the pair were together and she was surprised to discover that they had actually broken up by that point. She sang with such fragility and yet she seemed so confident and strong-and as she did, she kept looking back at Lindsey, her expression warm and intimate, but cryptic.' 'She shared the stage only with Lindsey Buckingham, who was just off to the side, accompanying her. Sam Claflin (Billy), Josh Whitehouse (Eddie), Will Harrison (Graham), Sebastian Chacon (Warren), Suki Waterhouse (Karen) pictured in 'Daisy Jones & The Six.' Taylor Jenkins has previously spoken about being inspired by an old Fleetwood Mac performance while writing the 'Daisy Jones & The Six' book.

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