From lads with guitars to sequin-clad divas, Britain has sent some serious talent across the pond and beyond. Rank these musical exports from your absolute favourite to the one you'd happily skip on the radio.
Put the items in your preferred order.
The Rolling Stones
Mick Jagger's hips have outlasted several governments, and 'Paint It Black' still slaps at every wedding disco. A proper national institution on wheels.
Adele
Nobody makes you ugly-cry into a cuppa quite like our Adele. Global heartbreak-in-chief with a voice that could shift tectonic plates.
Oasis
Wonderwall at every karaoke night, the Gallagher feud on every front page, and a reunion tour that had the whole nation refreshing Ticketmaster. Legends.
Ed Sheeran
Love him or find him a bit wallpaper-ish, the lad from Suffolk has soundtracked more first dances than anyone should be legally allowed to.
David Bowie
Ziggy Stardust, the Thin White Duke, the Goblin King β Bowie reinvented himself more times than a Love Island contestant reinvents their eyebrows. Untouchable.
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