We know about Joan Baez’s years as the queen of folk music, a maker of pop hits and a tireless campaigner for causes — but until the documentary “Joan Baez I Am a Noise,” most people didn’t know about her recurring panic attacks or her history of childhood abuse. The film, which was directed by Miri Navasky, Maeve O’Boyle and Karen O’Connor, began as a chronicle of the music icon’s final tour and ended up being far more personal and intimate than that, with the help of a seemingly bottomless storage unit owned by Baez.
O’Connor and Baez talked to TheWrap about the film.
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