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| − | ' | + | [[Wayne County]] moved to New York in the late '60s and performed in off-Broadway productions - eventually being cast in the Andy Warhol production "Pork", which had a run in New York and in London. AFter returning to New York he played in several bands: "Queen Elizabeth" and "Wayne County and the Backstreet Boys". |
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| + | In [[1977]] he moved to London where [[Wayne County & The Electric Chairs]] were formed. The band dissolved in mid-[[1979]] in a time when he began to self-identify as a woman. | ||
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| + | In [[1995]] she published the book [[Man Enough To Be A Woman]] which included a few pages about her days with [[The Police]]. | ||
=Awards, nominations and other notable achievements= | =Awards, nominations and other notable achievements= | ||
Revision as of 08:29, 4 July 2019
| Wayne County | |
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| Basic information | |
| Birth name: | Wayne Rogers |
| Birth date: | 1947 |
| Origin: | Dallas, GA, USA |
| Occupation(s): | Musician |
| Associated acts: | Wayne County & The Electric Chairs, The Police |
| Official website: | http://www.jaynecounty.com/ |
In the first months of 1977 The Police played a lot of concerts together with Wayne County.
Around April 1977 Wayne finally names his band Wayne County & The Electric Chairs.
After leaving The Police Henry Padovani later joined his band Wayne County & The Electric Chairs. The Police played their final concert with Wayne County & The Electric Chairs on 1977-10-20 in Paris.
Wayne changed his sex and name to Jayne County.
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Biography
Wayne County moved to New York in the late '60s and performed in off-Broadway productions - eventually being cast in the Andy Warhol production "Pork", which had a run in New York and in London. AFter returning to New York he played in several bands: "Queen Elizabeth" and "Wayne County and the Backstreet Boys".
In 1977 he moved to London where Wayne County & The Electric Chairs were formed. The band dissolved in mid-1979 in a time when he began to self-identify as a woman.
In 1995 she published the book Man Enough To Be A Woman which included a few pages about her days with The Police.
Awards, nominations and other notable achievements
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