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Female rock star from the young adult novel Sweet Valley Twins #34: ''Jessica, the Rock Star'' (1989) by Francine Pascal and an unstoppable horde of zombie ghostwriters.
 
Female rock star from the young adult novel Sweet Valley Twins #34: ''Jessica, the Rock Star'' (1989) by Francine Pascal and an unstoppable horde of zombie ghostwriters.
  
Protagonist Jessica is so inspired by seeing a Melody Power concert (latest album: ''Powerful'') that she want to be a rock star too, and answers an ad from a batch of high schoolers looking for a singer for their new band, [[NRG]]
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Protagonist Jessica is so inspired by seeing a Melody Power concert (latest album: ''Powerful'') that she want to be a rock star too, and answers an ad from a batch of high schoolers looking for a singer for their new band, [[NRG]].
  
 
"She has that incredible, low, gravelly voice."  
 
"She has that incredible, low, gravelly voice."  

Revision as of 06:10, 12 September 2017

Female rock star from the young adult novel Sweet Valley Twins #34: Jessica, the Rock Star (1989) by Francine Pascal and an unstoppable horde of zombie ghostwriters.

Protagonist Jessica is so inspired by seeing a Melody Power concert (latest album: Powerful) that she want to be a rock star too, and answers an ad from a batch of high schoolers looking for a singer for their new band, NRG.

"She has that incredible, low, gravelly voice."

Jessica becomes insufferably obsessed with rock stardom and imitates Power without realizing how terrible she sounds.