Counting down the best covers of all time, as nominated and voted on by you Coverville listeners! We’ll count down from #30 to #21 on today’s show. Plus, listen to find out how you can win a copy of Tune Up software!
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HA! I knew that song in the Prius commercial was a cover song! My kids love that commercial, where everything is a person.
As far as Love Vigilantes I think the interpretation depends on the version (another reason covers are so great). In the original by New Order it seemed obvious that it was just a letter sent by mistake. In the Hungry Lucy version it was equally obvious that the dude was a ghost (and the first time I even serious considered that option). I think the Iron and Wine is somewhere in between the two.