Quinn Christopherson, the winner of NPR's 2019 Tiny Desk Contest, delivered a mesmerizing performance at the NPR offices with his 'vintage white' Fender Telecaster in hand. Known for his poignant song "Erase Me," which delves into his journey as a transgender man grappling with male privilege, Christopherson captured the hearts of the audience with his evocative storytelling and soulful voice. Despite not owning a guitar initially, his talent shone through, showcasing the tight-knit music community in Anchorage that supported him. With over 6,000 entries, Christopherson's victory in the Tiny Desk Contest underscored his unique blend of raw emotion and musical prowess. His music serves as a powerful exploration of gender identity and the complex experiences that come with it, resonating deeply with listeners and mental health professionals alike.