I realize that she was, at times, a polarizing figure (tearing a photo in half of the pope, when she was a musical guest on Saturday Night Live as protest of the abuse in the Catholic Church was just one of them) but she wore her heart on her sleeve. She wasn’t afraid to loudly protest of what she felt wasn’t right and unjust. I wouldn’t be surprised if her activism prevented her from becoming a larger, more well known musical star, but it’s my guess that she was fine with that.
Like I say in my comic, she may be gone but her music remains.

