Described in DeBaser reviews as an eccentric, theatrical New Wave artist and vocalist. Praised for a unique vocal style, sax playing and experimental pop production; key collaborator Les Chappell; early success on Stiff Records with the album Stateless and the single "Lucky Number."

Stateless (1978) and the single "Lucky Number" are highlighted in reviews. Reviews mention a cover of "I Think We're Alone Now", collaboration with Les Chappell, and association with Stiff Records and Dave Robinson. Appeared alongside Nina Hagen on "Cha Cha" (as noted in reviews).

DeBaser reviews celebrate Lene Lovich's theatrical, eccentric vocal persona and her 1978 album Stateless. Reviewers compare her vocal revolution to Patti Smith and link her art-pop sensibility to Kate Bush. Stateless and the single "Lucky Number" are highlighted as career-defining.

For:Fans of New Wave, art-pop, experimental vocals and theatrical performers

 Possible definitions for Lili-Marlene Premilovich, born in 1949: singer, saxophonist, author, actress, screamer, dancer, avant-garde performer, cabaret artist, fashion icon, visual arts fanatic, experimental musician, master and witch of the voice, New-Wave MUSE... and who knows how many more, if one insists on forcing imagination to further (but really useful...?) efforts.

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