For more than six decades, Joan Baez has stood in the spotlight—first as a young musician at 18, then as a lifelong civil rights activist. Now 82, she has always woven the personal with the political, shaped by her friendship with Martin Luther King and a deep pacifist conviction. This biography begins during her farewell tour, where Baez takes an unflinching look back, facing even the most painful memories head-on.
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