Pink Cadillac (song) release "Art or Bust" video - comprising footage from the two De Tour concerts at the University of Minnesota - included "Pink Cadillac" as the opening number. Aretha Franklin is sometimes mis-credited as a singer of "Pink Cadillac" as the imagery occurs in her 1985 comeback hit "Freeway of Love" with the same metaphoric sense as in the Springsteen original, the lyric being: "We're going riding on the freeway of love in my pink Cadillac". "Pink Cadillac" has long been a staple of Melissa Etheridge's live repertoire; at a 2 October 1996 Milwaukee concert by Etheridge, Bruce Springsteen joined her
Cadillac Ranch (Bruce Springsteen song) the song on their 1984 album "Plain Dirt Fashion" as well as the 1991 live album "Live Two Five". In 1986, Savoy Records (in the UK), released a 12" single, by Lord Horror, which was a cover of "Blue Monday" (by New Order), but with its lyrics replaced by the lyrics to "Cadillac Ranch" instead. The single didn't chart though, mainly because it wasn't stocked in many record shops, due to its controversial artwork. The track is also available on a Savoy Records compilation album, "Savoy Wars", which was released in 1994. Daniel Johnston's song "Funeral Home" takes its melody