Penny Rimbaud of Crass has published (23 February 2016) a reflective appreciation of the life, work and character of Vi Subversa on the Team Rock web site. In it he suggests:
Vi was a poet armed with the cobblestones of love. She had a voice that sounded like sun-warmed gravel and a guitar that I was never quite sure whether she could play or not; maybe she wasn’t either. Vi was the leader of Poison Girls, a radical feminist outfit who for the most part were men, except, of course, for Vi, who had all the play-power of a dozen of ’em. Vi was the kind of person who one didn’t take lightly; she knew where she was and who she was and wasn’t about to be told otherwise.
Penny Rimbaud. 2016. ‘“There are those who aren’t supposed to die…”: Vi Subversa remembered‘. Team Rock, 23 February. http://www.teamrock.com/features/2016-02-23/there-are-those-who-aren-t-supposed-to-die-vi-subversa-remembered
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