Who’s that girl?
None other than the beautiful and talented Annie Lennox, here signing a Eurythmics poster at the Record and Cassette Warehouse. Her message? “To the staff and customers of Record and Cassette Warehouse: GOVERNMENT WARNING! This person is highly dangerous! Do not endorse this product at any cost! Signed, Annie Lennox.” This poster was promptly displayed in the Record and Cassette Warehouse’s; front window. Who’s that girl in the photo? None other than that well-known Annie Lennox look-alike, Kerry O’Connor of the Record and Cassette Warehouse. Who else?
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Rip It Up, Issue 79, 1 February 1984, Page 9
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90Who’s that girl? Rip It Up, Issue 79, 1 February 1984, Page 9
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