Betty Mabry Davis is the ex-wife and muse of Miles Davis, contemporary of Jimi Hendrix and Sly Stone, and most notably, innovator of jazz funk fusion. Raunchy, raw, outrageous, Betty was decades ahead of her time in the early ‘70s, when she released three critically acclaimed albums steeped in sexual energy, love, power, and gender roles. While she disappeared from the music scene in the mid-‘70s, her musical and stylistic influence reverberates on Miles Davis’ classic Bitches Brew and is still evident in artists like Madonna and Prince. Nucomme & the Curators tell Betty’s story through her music, narration, recordings, dance, and photos.