Queen’s “Bohemian Rhapsody”–you can play it on a 1910 fairground organ; you can get Siri to sing the song on your iPhone and use it to help explain string theory; and you can even turn the song into a virtual reality experience. There’s nothing you can’t do with “Bohemian Rhapsody”–down to and including making it the basis of a short crime film. “Freddie” is played by Jeff Schine above; and Deborah Ramaglia plays “Mama.” You know the script.
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