Formed in London in 1980, new wave band Wang Chung scored hits on both sides of the Atlantic, most notably with Dance Hall Days and Everybody Have Fun Tonight. As they return with an expanded version of their soundtrack to William Friedkin’s To Live And Die In L.A., founding member Jack Hues talks to RC about punk, pop, and unrequited prog dreams…
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