Suzi Quatro has many faces: The glam rocker who spits fire and chews nails; the diva who oozes heartache over disco boogie; and the young actress who, as the greaser Leather Tuscadero on Happy Days, conquered prime-time television. The through line is Quatro’s charm, a unique mix of down-to-earth authenticity and larger-than-life rebelliousness that makes a case for her influence as a proto-Riot Grrrl. Her biggest hits, like the stomping “Can the Can” and the slinky “Stumblin’ In”, crashed the airwaves in the ’70s, and the Detroit-bred Quatro has been churning out rock full of her hard-thumping bass and raspy cries ever since.