Nona Hendryx is an American vocalist and songwriter known for her eclectic musical style that blends rock, funk, and soul. She initially gained fame as a member of the 1960s girl group Labelle, which popularized the disco hit "Lady Marmalade". After Labelle's disbandment in 1976, Hendryx embarked on a solo career that showcased her powerful voice and experimental approach, as evidenced in her critically acclaimed album "Nona". Her contributions to music, particularly her fusion of rock and soul, have proven influential in shaping the genres.