Inger Lorre, who died aged 61 on 4 October, will always be remembered for an outrageous incident in 1991 when she was the singer for LA-based rock band The Nymphs.
At that time, her band’s A&R man at Geffen Records, Tom Zutaut, thought he’d seen it all, having previously signed Mötley Crüe to Elektra and Guns N’ Roses to Geffen. But after Geffen had delayed the release of The Nymphs’ self-titled debut album for more than a year, Inger decided that a dirty protest was the way to go.
