Songs Used in Film
These are the only songs known to be in the film:
- "Polyester" by Tab Hunter – words and music by Chris Stein and Debbie Harry
- "Be My Daddy's Baby (Lu-Lu's Theme)" by Michael Kamen – words and music by Debbie Harry and Michael Kamen
- "The Best Thing" – words and music by Debbie Harry and Michael Kamen
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