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| − | '''The Go-Go's''' were "the first all-female [[Rock and roll|rock band]] to top [[Billboard]] charts."<ref name=mguide> [http://www.musicianguide.com/biographies/1608002237/The-Go-Go-s.html#ixzz12MMu0faJ The Go-Go's Biography]</ref> | + | '''The Go-Go's''' were "the first all-female [[Rock and roll|rock band]] to top [[Billboard]] charts."<ref name=mguide>[http://www.musicianguide.com/biographies/1608002237/The-Go-Go-s.html#ixzz12MMu0faJ The Go-Go's Biography]</ref> |
* After blasting onto the [[Hollywood]] punk scene in 1978, the Go-Go's made their own way as the first female pop band to sell records and rule the charts by writing and playing their own material.."<ref name=mguide /> | * After blasting onto the [[Hollywood]] punk scene in 1978, the Go-Go's made their own way as the first female pop band to sell records and rule the charts by writing and playing their own material.."<ref name=mguide /> | ||