'Daisy Jones and The Six': Differences Between the Book and Show

Editor's Note: The following contains spoilers for Season 1 of Daisy Jones and The Six.Taylor Jenkins Reid made a fictional band from the 70s seem real through her novel Daisy Jones and The Six. As fans fell in love with the interview-style narration about the rise and fall of the band, they couldn't help but wonder what it would be like if the story were true and the songs were available to stream on Spotify. Prime Video attended their wishes with a tv series adaptation, starring Riley Keough and Sam Claflin as the lead singers of the rock'n'roll group. Original music was made exclusively for the show, meaning that fans can now listen to "Aurora" instead of imagining how the album would sound based on the description in the book. Yet, like any other book-to-screen project, adjustments were made to make the show more appealing to those who hadn't read the novel beforehand, as well as to surprise fans of the book who know this story so well. Here are the major differences between the best-selling novel and the series adaptation.