Other Versions and Uses in Popular Culture
On the sixth season of reality television show American Idol, contestant Melinda Doolittle covered "Have a Nice Day". The song was included as downloadable content for the rhythm video game Rock Band 3 as part of the "Bon Jovi's Greatest Hits: Rock Band Edition" track pack. It was included on Bon Jovi's greatest hits album Greatest Hits, and live versions of the song were included on the band's video albums Live From the Have a Nice Day Tour, Live at Madison Square Garden, and Greatest Hits - The Ultimate Video Collection. The song was featured in the film Win Win.
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