Heart singer-guitarist Nancy Wilson says it's "more embarrassing" to be an American now than during the Vietnam War. Wilson, 71, made the remark in a recent interview with the Milwaukee Journal ...

Nancy Wilson from the band Heart spoke with the Journal Sentinel ahead of the band's March 26 concert at Fiserv Forum in Milwaukee. In the interview, Wilson spoke about her sister and bandmate Ann ...

Nancy Wilson knew she wanted to be on stage. And never losing that dream, she eventually found herself under the spotlight with her older sister Ann Wilson in the band Heart. Over the decades ...

"There'll be another renaissance in the arts to push back against the oppression of the cranky old rich white guys" ...

The Washington-born musician, 71, joined Heart with her sister ... she and her sister experienced during the Seventies. Nancy Wilson hit out at Donald Trump in a new interview (Getty Images ...

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Nancy Wilson, guitarist and singer for the rock band Heart, is sharing why she thinks it’s “more embarrassing” to be an American now than during the Vietnam War.