The chemistry between the women was immediately palpable and on full display when they introduced themselves to the world with their debut single, "Wannabe," in 1996. The song put the British girl group on the global stage like never before. The song went #1 in 37 countries. Throw in two multiplatinum albums and a box-office-smashing film, and you have yourself one of Britain's greatest pop success stories.
In the mid-'70s, the band released their debut, "Dreamboat Annie," on the small Canadian label Mushroom Records, which became an unanticipated commercial smash. They paired that commercial success with a new critical darling status when they released their sophomore album, "Little Queen," which included "Barracuda," one of the band's all-time biggest hits. While most of the band's lineup frequently switched up, the Wilson sisters stayed put. Now, they're considered door-openers for women in rock, having achieved unprecedented widespread success as a female-fronted rock band in the '70s.
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