What makes Fur by Jane Wiedlin notable?

'Fur' received positive reviews and helped solidify Wiedlin's presence as a solo artist, reaching number 36 on the Billboard 200 chart. The album is notable for its blend of catchy pop hooks and new wave sensibilities, influencing a generation of female pop-rock artists who followed. Released in 1988, 'Fur' is Jane Wiedlin's second solo album following her successful debut, 'Fur', which marked her transition from the Go-Go's to a solo career. At this point, Wiedlin was navigating the post-new wave landscape while attempting to carve out her unique identity beyond her band roots.