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The sub-genre known as New Wave was born out of the Rock music genre. This style of music was especially popular in the 1970s and 1980s, and it was created by combining elements of punk rock, pop, and rock.

Missing Persons, led by the talented Dale Bozzio, was one band that accurately represented what new wave music sounded like. Bozzio was instrumental in the band’s growth as well as Frank Zappa’s career as a composer. Dale Bozzio has also had a successful career as a solo artist.

What is the net worth of Dale Bozzio?

Dale Bozzio has had a fairly successful music career spanning over four decades. With her opera roles, her successes in dealing with Missing Persons, and her solo career, it’s easy to see where her wealth comes from. The woman has an estimated net worth of $8 million.

Dale Bozzio: Birth & Career

Dale Frances Consalvi was born in Massachusetts on March 2, 1955; little is known about her childhood or immediate family members.

Her musical career did not begin until she met composer Frank Zappa. Their chance meeting resulted in him offering her a role in his 1979 opera, Joe’s Opera.

As a result, her career in show business began. Dale’s operatic monologue has been used in other forms of media.

Dale Bozzio formed the band Missing Persons in 1980 with her Zappa teammates Warren Cuccurullo and Terry Bozzio, whom she later married.

The band released three albums before disbanding in 1986, the same year Dale and Terry separated and divorced. Bozzio continued to make music under her husband’s name, which marked the beginning of her solo career.

Dale Bozzio: Relationship Status

While working with Zappa, Dale Bozzio had to collaborate with other musicians, including Terry Bozzio, a drummer.

They met in 1976; by 1979, they were married; and seven years later (in 1986), they divorced. Their union resulted in two children, Troy Sebastian and Shane Maximilian.

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Quick Facts About Dale Bozzio

• Dale Bozzio moved to Los Angeles in 1976 after graduating from Emerson College. It is said that he asked to see her in order to hire her as a hostess for his Valentine’s Day party that year.
• She, on the other hand, refused to become a play bunny, thereby foregoing the opportunity to live in the city.
•  In 2009, Dale was arrested for animal cruelty after rescuing some feral cats from the woods. She did not, however, provide the care she had hoped to provide because she left on tour soon after rescuing the cats. The cats were sick when she brought them out of the woods, and as a result of her carelessness, two died and the other 12 had to be euthanized.
• She was sentenced to 90 days in jail, 250 hours of community service, and $2,700 in restitution for the cats’ euthanasia.
•  Fans of Dale and pop star Lady Gaga have drawn parallels between the two. Both women made audacious fashion choices at the start of their careers, defied the norm, and are remembered for their incredible stage presence.
•  Dale Bozzio began her solo career by performing covers of various songs.
• Then, in 1988, she released her first English album, Riot. The following album, New Wave Sessions, was released in 2007.
• It’s no secret that her most recent work is Make Love Not War, as well as an EP called Talk Talk, both of which were released in 2010.
• She also sang songs from her previous band, Missing Persons.
•  Her second collaboration with Frank Zappa was in 1984 when she played Rhonda, the wife of the character Harry in Thing-Fish.
• She was already married to Terry Bozzio at the time the opera was written and released.