‘Daisy Jones & the Six’: All the Biggest Changes From Book to Series

DaisyJonesAndTheSix is finally here—and VF has the breakdown of the biggest changes from book to screen.

of the decision to expand her storyline.“What would have to be compromised, what would have to be hidden? And especially in the world of disco, which is so much about freedom and expression, that dichotomy was was very interesting to us. We also really wanted to make sure that she was her own character, not someone whose only function was guiding Daisy’s story.”Daisy is sequestered from the Six for the show’s first two episodes, save for a few fleeting near-meetings.

In the book, the lyrics read: “Will the life we want wait for us?/Will we live to see the lights coming off the bay?/Will you hold me, will you hold me until that day?” The show’s version of the song, written by

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