Former KROQ DJ Dusty Street, a pioneering woman in radio, dies at 77
Street, who got her start in underground rock radio in San Francisco at the end of the '60s, had hosted classic rock shows on SiriusXM for the past two decades.
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Street, who got her start in underground rock radio in San Francisco at the end of the '60s, had hosted classic rock shows on SiriusXM for the past two decades.
The longtime rock disc jockey worked at the former KTIM station in San Rafael in the early years of her career.
Dusty Street, a pioneering DJ best known for her time working at Los Angeles-based alternative rock station KROQ-FM and later at SiriuxXM, has died.
Street, who got her start in underground rock radio in San Francisco at the end of the '60s, had hosted classic rock shows on SiriusXM for the past two decades.
Dusty Street, a pioneering DJ in the early days of rock radio who spent decades at KROQ in Los Angeles and later at SiriusX, died at age 77.