English punk rock band The Sex Pistols formed in 1975, and sparked off the British punk movement, leading to the subsequent creation of multiple punk and alternative rock acts. They produced only one album - Never Mind the Bollocks, Heres the Sex Pistols  in their brief existence. However, despite these, some state The Sex Pistols are one of the most important bands in the history of popular music. Originally, the band was made up of Johnny Rotten (the singer), Paul Cook (the drummer) and Glen Matlock (the bassist), however the latter was subsequently replaced by Sid Vicious. The band was involved in numerous controversies, due to their lyrics, performances and public appearances. One may argue the band was asking for trouble when they created songs attacking the music industry (such EMI) and commenting on controversial topics like consumerism, the Berlin wall, the Holocaust and abortion (Bodies). The band did not take kindly to local figureheads, as demonstrated with the release of God Save the Queen in 1977, which was an attack on both conforming to societal norms and also blindly accepting the royalty as an authority.
Question: It is believed by some that pop musics most influential act is The Sex Pistols.
Options:
A. true
B. false
C. uncertain
Answer: C