Oh, there's many rock bands that are all about image. Their record companies care a lot about what people think, and 'advise' the bands accordingly as far as what to say, how to act, what to wear, etc. This is a corporate world baby, and they control their investments. Image is a HUGE concern in rock. I was listening to underground FM in the late 1960's, when bands could do whatever they wanted, and hippie DJ's could play whatever they wanted. Those were the days. It didn't take long for guys in suits to take over the industry and turn FM radio into a commercial-filled wasteland of corporate playlists. Most of the rebelious, anti-establishment bands need corporate approval for that; it's an image that sells. The classic 'bad boy' thing. They don't promote bands that don't cultivate the right images to appeal to fans. Unfortunately, rock and roll worries a lot about what people think. When you get big money involved, it corrupts anything.
