Although folksy singer Daisy Jones (Riley Keough—granddaughter of Elvis Presley) and frontman/lead guitarist Billy Dunne (Sam Claflin) are fictional characters, they're obvious proxies for Nicks and Buckingham, who remained bandmates for years after their tumultuous breakup during the recording of Fleetwood Mac's 1977 …The series is based on the book of the same name, but what you might not know is that the book is inspired by the real-life story of one of history's greatest bands: Fleetwood Mac. The author, Taylor Jenkins Reid, was first inspired by the band when she saw them perform in the 1990s.Billy Dunne is the co-lead singer of Daisy Jones & the Six (and before that, the sole lead singer of the Six). "The band's charismatic frontman whose increasingly complicated feelings for bandmate and songwriting partner Daisy threaten to upend his life."

Is Daisy Jones supposed to be Stevie Nicks : As it turns out, the story is loosely based on Stevie Nicks and Lindsay Buckingham's complex relationship. After watching the show herself, Nicks confirmed the similarities. On Tuesday night, the legendary artist posted her thoughts on Instagram, praising the show's ability to weave her life story into something new.

Who is Billy Dunne supposed to be

In the book, Daisy Jones and Billy Dunne are clearly meant to be Stevie and Lindsey surrogates; it's their artistic collaboration that launches The Six into a level of fame and acclaim that they otherwise might not have reached, just as Stevie and Lindsey's contributions helped propel Fleetwood Mac into the mainstream.

Who is Camila Dunne based on : Wingate had several inspirations for Camila Dunne (Camila Morrone), because the character had such an evolution over the course of the show. Two of her primary sources of inspiration were Ali MacGraw and Bianca Jagger, but Sharon Tate was a stopping point along Camila's storyline.

Teddy Price is an entirely fictional character designed solely for this story. He doesn't appear to have any one major influence either. Teddy seems to be created in response to the idea of a music producer who helps shape talent into genius, but not a fictionalized version of a real person.