Bill Maher

They played the number one song every hour on the hour.

Like once an hour you heard if you were number one, which is pretty amazing.

And then the rest of it was the other songs in the top 20.

But every once in a while, they'd be like, here's a golden oldie.

And it would be like from last year.

You know, to kids, that's like 1,000 years ago.

Way back.

And that was one of the songs.

Here she come down, say, Mooney, Mooney.

And you killed it.

I mean, the original was good, but it was, I mean, Tommy James has done better.

But it was a good pop record.

But it was a little bubblegum.

And your version was... Amped it up a bit, yeah.

Yeah.

And what do we imagine the song means, Moany, Moany, Billy Idol?

What does Moany, Moany mean to you?

Yeah, I mean, I interviewed, well, not like this is an interview, but I got high, as I'm doing with you, with Billy Joel in Boca last year, and we were, I was complimenting on his great lyrics and stuff, but also mentioning that lyrics in pop music

They don't have to be good.

It's better if they are, but you can get away with moaning moaning.