
Jobriath, born Jobriath Boone on December 14, 1946, in the United States, was an American folk and glam rock musician and actor. In the mid-1960s, after leaving the army, he adopted the name Jobriath Salisbury and moved to Los Angeles. In 1969, he founded the folk-rock band Pidgeon, which released the single "Rubber Bricks" and a self-titled album under Decca Records before disbanding. Known for his theatrical style and bold persona, Jobriath became one of the first openly gay rock musicians, leaving a lasting impact on the glam rock genre.
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