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This article is from the Roxette FAQ, by Colin Grace cmgrace@ozemail.com.au with numerous contributions by others.
The name Roxette was taken from a Dr Feelgood song from the 70's
called "Roxette". Interestingly, it was also the "international name"
used by Gyllene Tider in 1984 when they were marketed in the USA.
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