Friday, August 14, 2009
NDTVMovies.com

These artistes changed the face of music forever in 1969 at Woodstock. Music as protest and as a means for demanding peace and equality is what they introduced forty years ago. But where are they now? Find out right here.

Joan Baez was one of the most popular faces that appeared in Woodstock in 1969. She was known for her songs of protest then, as she is now.

She is nearly 70, but very much active on the music scene. Her latest album, Day After Tomorrow released in 2008, and she is currently touring to promote it.

True to her liberal style, she recorded a new version of We Shall Overcome in support of the people of Iran.