Shannon Conley

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Shannon Conley
LezZepStageShot.JPG
Shannon (center) performing with Lez Zeppelin
Born
Shannon Elizabeth Conley

December 31, 1970 [1]
Norfolk, Virginia, United States
Other names
  • Holly Bobbit
  • Ursula Conlon
  • Sonny Dey
  • Vibe Jones
  • Candi Washington
  • Deborah Zane
Occupations
  • Voice actress
  • musician
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Shannon Conley (also credited as Sonny Dey, Holly Bobbit, Ursula Conlon, Vibe Jones, Candi Washington and Deborah Zane) is an American voice actress and musician based in New York City. She has done voice work in English dubs of Japanese anime for Central Park Media and NYAV Post. She is also the former lead vocalist for the all-female tribute band, Lez Zeppelin. [2] She made her Broadway debut in Hedwig and the Angry Inch as the understudy for the role of Yitzhak.

Contents

Filmography

Anime

Live action dubbing

Non-anime roles

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