Rodgers' guitar work has been so emulated as to become commonplace, and Edwards' lyrical bass is also much-cited in music circles, as is Thompson's recorded drum work. Queen got the inspiration for its single "Another One Bites the Dust" (1980) from Bernard Edwards' familiar bass guitar riff on "Good Times" after John Deacon met the band in The Power Station recording studio.
Rodgers' guitar work has been so frequently replicated as to be common, and Edwards' lyrical bass is commonly cited in music circles. Thompson's drum work also receives attention. Queen created their single "Another One Bites the Dust" (1980) inspired by Bernard Edwards' distinctive bass riff on "Good Times," which they heard during a recording session at The Power Station.