Johnny Marr (1963) musician
Bigmouth Strikes Again, The Queen Is Dead (1986), co-written with Morrissey.
Variation in Live at Earls Court: "And her IPod started to melt."
“Now I know how Joan of Arc felt,
As the flames rose to her Roman nose
And her Walkman started to melt…”
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