Rusty Skuse
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Rusty Skuse (born, 20 December 1943, Died, 12 July 2007), was renowned as the most tattooed woman in England; an achievement for which she became widely known internationally following the appearance of her torso on the cover of the second album Indelibly Stamped (1971), by progressive rock group Supertramp. She died in 2007, following a long battle with kidney disease. In 1979, Skuse was the subject of a documentary titled Second Skin.[1]
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