‘The whole world’s gone mad!’ Kate Bush on Running Up That Hill’s success - The Guardian

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  1. 'The whole world's gone mad!' Kate Bush on Running Up That Hill's success  The Guardian
  2. Kate Bush loves that Stranger Things is introducing the youth to her music  The Verge
  3. Kate Bush talks success 37 years after song release: 'The world has gone mad'  New York Post
  4. Kate Bush jokes 'whole world's gone mad' after Stranger Things song Running Up That Hill hits No1  Daily Mail
  5. Kate Bush says 'world has gone mad' over Stranger Things song  The Nation
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