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Bo Diddley - Bo and The Duchess, Norma Jean Wofford. Bo was among the first to consistently feature female musicians in his band over his 50+ year career. | Facebook
Bo Diddley - Bo and The Duchess, Norma Jean Wofford. Bo was among the first to consistently feature female musicians in his band over his 50+ year career. | Facebook
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Peggy Malone, a.k.a. “Lady Bo,” Passes | Vintage Guitar® magazine
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The Duchess Norma Jean Wofford art illustration print by Neryl Walker
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Rock's First Female Guitarist, Lady Bo, Passes Away – the WiMN | The Women's International Music Network
Bo Diddley and The Long Lost Duchess of Rock 'n' Roll | Dangerous Minds
Women Who Rock - Norma-Jean Wofford is known as “The Duchess”. Born in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, Wofford was Bo Diddley's second female guitarist, replacing Peggy Jones (a.k.a. Lady Bo). | Facebook
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bluesharp on Twitter: "#WomenOfBlues "The Duchess' Norma-Jean Wofford was one of the first female #rocknroll guitarists https://t.co/VRO98yK5BF" / Twitter
Lady Bo: 'The Mother of the Electric Guitar' whose rhythm playing became a vital part of the Bo Diddley beat | The Independent | The Independent
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