West End Girls (Swedish band) cover of "West End Girls", the track that inspired their name, was released. A third single, their cover of "Suburbia", was released on 7 June. It also features on The Sims 2 expansion pack , recorded in the game's "native" language, Simlish, and called "Booglurbia". In December 2007, they announced through their Blog that a new single would be released in February/March 2008 . This was followed up on 9 January 2008, when Popjustice announced that the band's next two singles would be "What Have I Done to Deserve This?" (a cover of the Pet Shop Boys' duet with Dusty
West End Girls the single included another line, "All your stopping, stalling and starting/Who do you think you are, Joe Stalin?" which was removed for the 1985 version. "West End Girls" has been generally well received by music critics. Stephen Thomas Erlewine from Allmusic in a review of the album "Please" called the song "hypnotic", adding that "it's not only a classic dance single, it's a classic pop single". In a review for the group's second studio album "Actually", Rob Hoerburger from "Rolling Stone" magazine commented that "West End Girls" was "as catchy as anything on the radio in 1986", praising "its enticing