Ann Dustin Wilson (June 19, 1950, in San Diego, California, USA) is the lead singer of the band Heart. Wilson joined a local band called White Heart in the early 1970s. Her younger sister Nancy followed in 1974 when guitarist Michael Fisher took on a different role in the band. The group's first album under the new name Heart was released in 1977, titled Dreamboat Annie. In the mid-1990s, Wilson opened her own recording studio called Bad Animals along with her sister. Another band project of Wilson's, The Lovemongers, contributed several songs to the soundtrack of the film Singles, directed by her brother-in-law, Cameron Crowe, and released 4 EPs. The debut album of the band Whirlygig was released in 1997. The Heart album Jupiter's Darling was released in June 2004.