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Have you ever imagined who would play you in a biopic of your life? For [lastfm link_type="artist_info"]Stevie Nicks[/lastfm] of [lastfm link_type="artist_info"]Fleetwood Mac[/lastfm], she knows exactly who she doesn’t want playing her–[lastfm link_type="artist_info"]Lindsay Lohan[/lastfm].

Although Nicks has also battled drug abuse, after it was conjectured that Lohan could easily play the rebellious blonde singer-songwriter Nicks told CNN that Lohan would get that opportunity “over her dead body” unless she “stops doing drugs” and “gets a grip.”

On top of Nicks’ dissent, the art of the musical biopic is hard to master. Most of them fail miserably, because the actress playing the artist has to forgo her ego and play a more daring, talented diva than herself. This made us consider all the female-centric musical biopics that did work, so we culled together our Top Ten Diva-Licious Actresses in Musical Biopics.

10.[lastfm link_type="artist_info"] Bob Dylan[/lastfm] (played by Cate Blanchett)-I’m Not There

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Despite being the best actress on this list, Academy Award winning Cate Blanchett gets planted firmly at number ten because she played folk singer-songwriter Bob Dylan–a man. Even though this list is about “divas,” we couldn’t leave Blanchett off simply because her version of Dylan was one of the most amazing feats of acting we’ve ever seen.