announced on Monday morning that on October 18, more than four decades into the music business, she will kick off her farewell tour, titled . The 70-year-old singer-songwriter and legendary performer will also debut a new documentary coming out tomorrow, June 4, titled , honoring her career and influence on pop music and style. In honor of the singer's coming final hurrah, we're looking back on her legacy and her ever-evolving style statements, from her crazy hairstyles and tons of accessories, to the bright colors and '80s glam she's rocked over the decades.
.. Cyndi first began her career as the lead singer for the band Blue Angel, which released only one self-titled album in 1980.
While it was a critical success, it was a commercial flop. The band disbanded soon after, and the singer resorted to local gigs and waitressing to make ends meet, but soon found new management, a solo recording contract, and immense success with her debut solo album in 1983. With the release of and , Cyndi was not only a chart and awards stage mainstay, but also a frequent topic of conversation surrounding her style.
Her aesthetic was a combination of David Bowie, Boy George, and the extravagance of the decade, rocking bright red and yellow hair, chunky necklaces and bracelets, and multi-colored skirts, blazers, tights, and more. As her career entered the 21st century, Cyndi's style remained bright and singularly her own, however she was able to find peaks and valleys to fit the times. She's seen .
