US rock icon ‘embarrassed’ to be an American thanks to Donald Trump’s presidency
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Heart singer Nancy Wilson has revealed that it is ‘more embarrassing’ to be an American now amid Donald Trump’s second presidency.
The musician, 71, has been in the spotlight for decades, finding her passion for music as a teenager before joining her sister, Ann Wilson, in the rock band.
They have never been afraid to make her feelings known about politics and the state of the world in that time, and famously released Crazy On You in 1975 in response to the Vietnam War.
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Heart recently got back on the road after Ann Wilson’s health issues (Picture: WireImage)
In a new interview, she explained that the track, as well as their wider discography, is even more relevant today following Trump’s second term in office.
‘We were kind of embarrassed at that time to call ourselves American because of the dirty politics of the Vietnam War,’ she recently told the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel.
‘To be as subtle as possible, it’s more embarrassing now.’
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Donald Trump began his second term in office in January (Picture: Getty)
