ABC

ABC is an English pop and new romantic band formed in Sheffield in 1980. The group is best known for their hit songs "The Look of Love," "Poison Arrow," and "All of My Heart." Despite the band's success, some fun facts about ABC include: lead singer Martin Fry once worked as a bank clerk, drummer David Palmer was a classically trained percussionist before joining the band, and the band's name was actually inspired by the American Broadcasting Company. ABC's music has been described as a mix of funk, soul, and electronic pop, making them a unique and innovative force in the 80s music scene. Their flamboyant fashion sense, combined with their catchy and danceable tunes, cemented ABC as a beloved and iconic band in music history