"Will you?" - Have been since April 2016 on my laptop (Insider Builds), and since August 2016 on my mainstream machine (it came with Anniversary Update).
Since the Creators Update you have interops (interoperability) so you can do this in bash
/mnt/c/Windows/System32/cmd.exe /c dir
You can make the /mnt/c/Windows/System32/cmd.exe part into something shorter if you wish (having .bashrc on Windows! W00T!)
and in Windows command prompt you can do this
bash -c "ls -l"
These are just simple examples, of course. In each shell you can run the other shell's scripts and binaries... What's not to like?
I do find a lot of Linux command line stuff more intuitive and more rewarding to master, and (I feel like I am admitting something dirty here) I have never much liked Powershell. Yes, I know there has always been Cygwin, but I don't like that much either. I have a Linux box running Debian 8 Jessie and using WSL to provide an ssh terminal is very handy, also to my NAS running ARM Linux. I use Nano for my editor. All is good.