Other Cover Versions
UK punk-pop band Cranial Screwtop recorded a version of the song for their 2006 album Too Fast for Technology.
American psych-rock band Jimmy and the Soulblazers covered this song on their 1972 album Clockwork.
Punk band Snuff included a cover of the song on their EP Flibbidydibbidydob in 1990.
German thrash metal band Sodom did a cover of the song for their 1997 album 'Til Death Do Us Unite. However, they credited the song as a cover of the Bangles.
Australian pop punk band Bodyjar produced a popular version of the song in 1999.
Les Fradkin has a version on his 2006 album Jangleholic.
It was also covered by the darkwave band She Wants Revenge in 2007.
Singer-songwriter Susan Werner included a version of the song on her album Classics, which was released in early 2009.
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