I think what people remember is her take on SF's "Summer of Love" which she depicts as a dystopia worthy of a William Gibson novel. Vast dislocations of uproote

I think what people remember is her take on SF's "Summer of Love" which she depicts as a dystopia worthy of a William Gibson novel. Vast dislocations of uprooted people with no meaning in their lives, that sort of thing. It had its downsides, to be sure, but there was also a spirit of fun and experimentation towards a new society. I prefer Tom Wolfe's "Electric Koolaid Acid Test," which I thought captured the spirit better. Edit: There's a documentary on Netflix I highly recommend. Joan Didion "The Center Will Not Hold"