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While the particulars surrounding their meeting are somewhat hazy, Mattix's reflections on this encounter remain nostalgic, showcasing her perspective of a consensual, exciting adventure. Compared to the heated romance with Page, her experience with Bowie is more emblematic of fleeting connections rather than a deep, tumultuous relationship.
Lori Mattix’s Cultural Legacy
As the most recognizable of the "baby groupies" of the 1970s, Lori Mattix's legacy encapsulates the hedonism and rebellion of that time. However, her story also invites a critical examination of the cultural and moral standards of the era. She symbolizes the intersection of fanhood and fame, entangled in the fabric of rock 'n' roll, which was a volatile mix of drugs, parties, and blurred boundaries.