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* DiedDuringProduction: Orbison died in the middle of his CareerResurrection, causing his comeback album ''Mystery Girl'' to be released posthumously. This is lampshaded in the Traveling Wilbury's music video for ''End of the Line'', which showed a rocking chair with a guitar in it next to Orbison's picture during his vocal parts.
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* DiedDuringProduction: Orbison died in the middle of his CareerResurrection, causing his comeback album ''Mystery Girl'' to be released posthumously. This is lampshaded in the Traveling Wilbury's Wilburys' music video for ''End of the Line'', which showed a rocking chair with a guitar in it next to Orbison's picture during his vocal parts.
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* RevivalByCommercialization: His '80s comeback began with the use of "In Dreams" in ''Film/BlueVelvet''. Orbison refused to let Lynch use the song, but Lynch was able to find a loophole to get around his lack of permission. Orbison later changed his mind anyway.
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* RevivalByCommercialization: His '80s comeback began with the use of "In Dreams" in ''Film/BlueVelvet''. Orbison refused to let Lynch did not authorize the use of the song, song or know it was going to be used, but Lynch Creator/DavidLynch was able to find a loophole to get around his lack of permission. Orbison later initially found it shocking and mortifying, but changed his mind anyway.after re-watching the film and later collaborated with Lynch to re-record it.
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* RevivalByCommercialization: His '80s comeback began with the use of "In Dreams" in ''Film/BlueVelvet''.
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* RevivalByCommercialization: His '80s comeback began with the use of "In Dreams" in ''Film/BlueVelvet''. Orbison refused to let Lynch use the song, but Lynch was able to find a loophole to get around his lack of permission. Orbison later changed his mind anyway.
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* AuthorExistenceFailure: Orbison died in the middle of his CareerResurrection, causing his comeback album ''Mystery Girl'' to be released posthumously. This is lampshaded in the Traveling Wilbury's music video for ''End of the Line'', which showed a rocking chair with a guitar in it next to Orbison's picture during his vocal parts.
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* AuthorExistenceFailure: DiedDuringProduction: Orbison died in the middle of his CareerResurrection, causing his comeback album ''Mystery Girl'' to be released posthumously. This is lampshaded in the Traveling Wilbury's music video for ''End of the Line'', which showed a rocking chair with a guitar in it next to Orbison's picture during his vocal parts.
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* AuthorExistenceFailure: Orbison died in the middle of his CareerResurrection, causing his comeback album ''Mystery Girl'' to be released posthumously. This is lampshaded in the Traveling Wilbury's music video for ''End of the Line'', which showed a rocking chair with a guitar in it next to Orbison's picture during his vocal parts.
* CareerResurrection: Made a huge comeback in the late 1980s and unfortunately died in the middle of it.
* CareerResurrection: Made a huge comeback in the late 1980s and unfortunately died in the middle of it.
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* WhatCouldHaveBeen: You can help but wonder how much further his late 80s comeback could have gone if it weren't for his untimely death.
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* Rodney Crowell's 1992 hit "What Kind of Love" used a melody that Roy Orbison had written just before his death, but had not added any lyrics to.
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* Rodney Crowell's 1992 hit "What Kind of Love" used a melody that Roy Orbison had written just before his death, but had not added any lyrics to.
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