In this episode of "Songs That Changed Music," Warren Huart looks at the pioneering synthpop of Tubeaway Army and Gary Numan and how Numan's "Cars" would end up having a profound impact on burgeoning new wave, mainstream pop, electronica, industrial music, and more.
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Fast-forward to 2009:
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