There's definitely some Blondie love to "Kiss You Off" as singer Ana Matronic vamps like Debbie Harry while the band subtly mimics a Blondie groove; the most unlikely and surprising song in the set, although the band pulls it off nicely, is a cover of Pink Floyd's "Comfortably Numb" that's dedicated to the son of Floyd's David Gilmour, Charlie, who at the time was in trouble with the law in England.
Big hit "I Don't Feel Like Dancing" comes near set's end and the show closes with the extravagant "Invisible Light."
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