Her performance with Lily Allen on the Other a few years ago was the most punk rock thing to happen on that stage in living memory. Way more subversive and confrontational than any amount of witless bellowing from Idles.
I mean rock has a very broad spectrum of definition. You could probably place her in teeny bop, pop rock and soft rock. In terms of your "traditional" rock acts on the Pyramid, she doesn't fall into that category imo. She'd be billed as a pop act.
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