Biography
Dot Wiggin is one of the sibling comembers of late '60s all-female group The Shaggs who, depending on whom you ask, were either the best band of all time or the worst. Lauded by Frank Zappa as "better than the Beatles", their quirky music has a winsome yet raggedly discordant pop sound to it. Calling them the “comeback” story of 1981, Rolling Stone's Lester Bangs cheerfully admitted, “they can’t play a lick,” yet still called their album Philosophy Of The World “one of the landmarks of rock ’n’ roll history.”
