Yes, while, as you said, there are a significant amount of women singers, there isn't many who are instrumentalists for rock, or is a rock critic or a record producer.
Miles Davis would have to be the most famous jazz musician I can think of, but its amazing how few women infiltrated the industry; even in 2010 there are alot of women singers but few producers, critics, and instrumentalists.
Am in love with jazz Neat, when it spread around the world, it gave rise to a lot of distinctive styles through drawing upon local, regional, and national musical cultures. What more do you know about jazz? For many, they see jazz as "America's classical music". Cool, is there anything else significant about jazz? I'm not sure if its about jazz specifically but it describes music movements. For example, there's women's music which is performed and written by women for women, as well as events, and other women related things and issues. Hm... I always did think it was odd for a while that women wasn't in music but now there's a lot of singers, I'd say there's more popular women than men. Is there any part of the music industry that women are still lacking in?
In the 2010s, while women comprise a significant proportion of popular music and classical music singers, and a significant proportion of songwriters (many of them being singer-songwriters), there are few women record producers, rock critics and rock instrumentalists.