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| − | From Norman Spinrad's 1987 sci-fi novel ''Little Heroes''. A virtual rock star, or AP (artificial personality) created by record company | + | From Norman Spinrad's 1987 sci-fi novel ''Little Heroes''. A virtual rock star, or AP (artificial personality) created by record company MUZIK, Inc. Only mentioned in passing. |
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| − | So why had Lady Leather and [[Mucho Muchacho]] and [[the Velvet Cat]] and the rest of Muzik, Inc's, stable of well-crafted software never shipped gold or cracked the charts with a megahit? | + | So why had [[Lady Leather]] and [[Mucho Muchacho]] and [[the Velvet Cat]] and the rest of Muzik, Inc's, stable of well-crafted software never shipped gold or cracked the charts with a megahit? |
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| − | [[Category:Little Heroes]] | + | [[Category:1987|Velvet Cat]] |
| + | [[Category:Little Heroes|Velvet Cat]] | ||
| + | [[Category:Virtual musicians|Velvet Cat]] | ||
Latest revision as of 11:04, 13 April 2018
From Norman Spinrad's 1987 sci-fi novel Little Heroes. A virtual rock star, or AP (artificial personality) created by record company MUZIK, Inc. Only mentioned in passing.
So why had Lady Leather and Mucho Muchacho and the Velvet Cat and the rest of Muzik, Inc's, stable of well-crafted software never shipped gold or cracked the charts with a megahit?
