Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. The catchy beat and edge of a British track in 1983 became a staple among young listeners, but its marketing and overall sexually ...
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A 1983 track that was pulled from an extremely powerful radio station mid-play has been ranked as the greatest banned song ever. Despite being yanked from the air for months, it still hit No. 1, ...