Robert Smith, chanteur principal de The Cure, a partagé une histoire amusante sur le mélange de chansons de Bowie et Hendrix dans leur premier spectacle. Robert Smith, The Cure's lead singer, shared a funny story about mixing up songs by Bowie and Hendrix in their first show.

Robert Smith, chanteur principal de The Cure, a partagé une histoire humoristique lors d'une interview avec Absolute Radio. Robert Smith, the lead singer of The Cure, shared a humorous story during an interview with Absolute Radio. En 1977, lors du premier concert du groupe, Smith, tout en étant enivré, chanta la "Suffragette City" de David Bowie tandis que le groupe jouait la "Foxy Lady" de Jimi Hendrix. In 1977, during the band's first show, Smith, while intoxicated, sang David Bowie's "Suffragette City" while the band played Jimi Hendrix's "Foxy Lady." Inauguré au début de ses capacités de chant, Smith a constaté que les spectateurs aimaient sa voix, le conduisant à continuer comme le premier de la bande. Initially unsure of his singing abilities, Smith found that audiences liked his voice, leading him to continue as the band's frontman. Ses premiers albums avaient ses voix mélangées basses en raison de son doute de soi. His early albums had his vocals mixed low due to his self-doubt.