Joan Jett, a rock icon known for her work with The Runaways and later with Joan Jett & the Blackhearts, was a key figure in the 1970s punk and rock scenes. Around the same time, Brad Elterman was an emerging photographer who documented the L.A. music scene, capturing candid moments of stars like Jett, as well as other influential musicians and cultural figures.
In the 1970s, his photos of Jett often depict her in candid, off-stage moments, exuding her natural cool and rebellious charm. Whether hanging out backstage, relaxing with friends, or just being herself, Elterman's images immortalized her as a rock n’ roll icon. These photos are celebrated for their rawness and authenticity, showing Jett as both a fierce performer and a down-to-earth young woman navigating the world of rock fame.
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