Strong Enough For A Man, But Made By A Woman Quiz

Answer: Ann Wilson

If there was a Mount Rushmore of female rock voices, Ann's would be front and center. It would be the George Washington. An interesting tidbit of trivia about Ann is that the magazine "Hit Parader" named her as one of the top heavy metal vocalists of all time. That is how good her voice is. She, nor her band, Heart, were ever metal, yet she was put on the list.

Answer: Belinda Carlisle

Belinda first hit it big with her band, The Go-Gos. They had two top ten albums in the states during the early 80s. That wasn't her only success as a musician though. She would strike gold with "Heaven Is A Place On Earth" in 1987. It reached number one in several countries including USA and the UK.

Answer: Stevie Nicks

There is no doubt that Stevie is one of the most popular and influential singers, male or female, of all time. Her body of work which dates back to the 60s speaks for itself. From her mega-successful career with Fleetwood Mac, to her solo career, to her charity work, it is hard to find a better role model than Stevie.

Answer: Janis Joplin

What can I say about Janis Joplin that you don't already know? She's on Rolling Stone's "100 Greatest Artists Of All Time" and their "100 Greatest Singers Of All Time" lists. She is a member of the Rock And Roll Hall Of Fame. Her music is still loved and enjoyed by thousands upon thousands of people several decades after being released.

She is, was, and always will be an icon of the music industry.

Answer: Dolly Parton

Dolly had already been recording music for a decade when she had her first number one song anywhere in the world with "Joshua" in 1970. It wouldn't be her last though. Turned out she would dominate the US Country Charts over the next two decades with 17 more number one songs on that chart.

Answer: Cristina Scabbia

Scabbia is in a class of her own. Absolutely gorgeous with a voice sent from above. It made sense that Megadeth tapped her to duet on "A Tout Le Monde."

Answer: Yes

Nunn loved the song and thought it opened them up to a much larger audience. The rest of the band didn't care for it because they didn't write it. Who was right and who was wrong here? I don't know, but I do know that they never could recreate the success that song gave them. That had to take a toll on the band.

Answer: Susanna Hoffs

The Bangles, led by Hoffs, were one of the biggest acts around during the 80s. They reached the big time with hits like "Manic Monday" and "Eternal Flame."

Answer: Lita Ford

Ford had moderate success as a member of The Runaways in the 70s. Nothing like her solo career in the 80s though. The Runaways didn't have any top 40 hits in the states. Lita had two, including a top ten hit which was her duet with metal god Ozzy Osbourne, "Close My Eyes Forever."

Answer: Pat Benatar

If I were to say that Pat was once accused of devil worship, would you believe me? I know it and I still can't believe it. All of it was over her song "Hell Is For Children." Any intelligent person could tell the song had nothing to do with anything involving the devil. It was a song about child abuse.