Jennifer Weist: a loud voice against racism, misogyny and queerophobia - a powerhouse on stage, a woman with attitude in every respect.
But where did she come from? How did she become the strong and self-confident person she is today?

In her memoir, she leaves nothing out: She talks unembellished about her childhood without a father, her experiences with drugs and sexualized violence. And she talks about her path to success with her band Jennifer Rostock, which was anything but easy. It's about abuse of power and sexism in the music industry, but also about rebellion and resistance - Jennifer Rostock shaped the youth culture of an entire generation.

Then it's time for a change of direction: when the band takes an indefinite break, Jennifer continues on her path as solo artist Yaenniver. And now? Many milestones have already been set, but Jennifer is only just getting started with her commitment - as a role model for female empowerment and political participation outside of pop culture norms.

This is not the only thing she talks about in this book - in her usual clear, controversial and courageous way.</p

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