Related: 'Frank didn't adhere to any movements': behind the Zappa documentary The most distinct of these women comprised a rock band of their own, the GTOs (or Girls Together Outrageously) who in 1969 recorded for Frank Zappa’s label, Bizarre. “They were genuine individuals,” said Lyndsey Parker, whose new book, Permanent Damage: Memoirs of an Outrageous Girl, captures the memories of the GTOs’ most flagrantly individual member, Miss Mercy. “If you look at pictures of the women from back then, they were attractive but they were also freaks,” Parker said. “They didn’t look or dress like anybody else and they didn’t look or dress like each other.
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