Lydia Lunch is an American singer, poet, and performer renowned for her pivotal role in New York’s late-1970s no wave scene. Emerging as the confrontational voice of Teenage Jesus and the Jerks, her fearless artistry has since spanned music, spoken word, film, and literature. Known for her raw vocals and unflinching exploration of desire, trauma, and rebellion, Lunch continues to challenge convention through solo work and collaborations. Her enduring influence resonates across punk, experimental rock, and avant-garde performance.