Schlesinger died earlier this month due to complications relating to the coronavirus Green Day’s Billie Joe Armstrong has shared a new cover as part of his new No Fun Mondays series of quarantine sessions – you can listen to it below.

The latest cover from Armstrong pays tribute to musician Adam Schlesinger, a founding member of Fountains Of Wayne, who passed away earlier this month from complications related to the coronavirus.

A native of New York City, Schlesinger had a lengthy career as a producer, engineer and film songwriter, as well as being a member of several successful bands.

Choosing to cover ‘That Thing You Do!’, a song Schlesinger wrote for the 1996 movie of the same name, you can listen to Armstrong’s rendition below.

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That Thing You Do! Cast Reuniting for Coronavirus Relief

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