Diane Morgan's Haunting Song Choices Revealed

Diane Morgan, known for her role in Philomena Cunk, has detailed her intimate relationship with music, highlighting songs that have significantly impacted her life.

She identifies 'Ghost Town' by The Specials as potentially the best song ever created, acknowledging its introspective nature which may not suit all parties. Her musical journey began with early influences like Madness's 'Baggy Trousers' and even The Smurfs, before discovering the transformative power of The Fall.

Morgan cites 'The Container Drivers' by The Fall as a pivotal track that altered her perspective, moving her appreciation from comedy towards music due to its humorous and mundane lyrics. Other impactful songs include The Beatles' 'Across the Universe' and Kate Bush's 'This Woman's Work,' both capable of evoking deep emotion and memories of her father.

Reflecting on her experiences, Morgan also mentioned the specific music she wishes to avoid, like 'The Lark Ascending,' due to negative associations with a past stage manager. For her funeral, she envisions Elvis Presley's 'If I Can Dream' as a fitting, uplifting choice.