The all-female band at17 chose their name partially based on the Janis Ian song. Ian was one of group member Eman Lam's favorite singers. at17 covered the song in Cantonese on their first studio album "Meow Meow Meow" in 2002. New Zealand singer Amber Claire released a cover of the song as the second single from her 2004 debut album "Love and Such". It debuted and peaked at number twenty-eight on the Official New Zealand Music Chart. The same year, Gwyneth Herbert included her rendition on her second studio album "Bittersweet and Blue"; a reviewer from "The Times" described the version as "pop angst". DHT covered the song with Edmée Daenen for their debut studio album "Listen to Your Heart" (2005). AllMusic's David Jeffries enjoyed their cover, and described it as lacking the camp style previously used by the band. Sitti did a cover for her debut studio album "Café Bossa" (2006), and her live album "My Bossa Nova Live!" (2008).