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Dianna Boileau (c. 1930s-2014) was a Canadian transgender woman, and among the first Canadians to undergo sex reassignment surgery. Boileau began living as a woman in her late teens. She first came to public attention after her involvement in a fatal 1962 car accident which resulted in sensational press coverage outing her as an ostensible cross-dresser. She then anonymously returned to the public eye in 1970 when she underwent sex reassignment surgery. In 1972, she published a memoir, Behold, I Am a Woman, and lived the remainder of her life in private.