The song "She" by the Misfits is widely interpreted as a portrayal of Patricia Hearst, the heiress who was kidnapped by the Symbionese Liberation Army (SLA) in 1974 and subsequently participated in their criminal activities. The lyrics reflect themes of captivity, transformation, and rebellion. They describe a character who has undergone a dramatic change, embodying both innocence and menace, much like Hearst's transformation from a wealthy socialite to a radicalized member of the SLA. The song captures the complexity of her situation, highlighting the confusion and duality of her new identity and the public's inability to fully understand her motivations and actions.