Hi votomsotaku
Thanks very much for the reply. It's very kind of you.
I checked and looked a bit more and actually that is not quite right, or not on my DVD anyway - the car scene (an excellent moment!) is accompanied by, I think, by "Call Me" by the House of Love.
However (small fanfare!) I *have* now found where the Grönemeyer track is played - this is in the scene where Peter Falk is trying to get the (somewhat lost) taxi driver to take him to an address in East Berlin. Rummelsbergstrasse (?) or something I think. It's very brief AND quiet - it's just because the driver has it on his radio, I think - but it's there!
On one of the websites Wenders comments that the song had a better place in the film in a scene that was then cut, and sounds a bit apologetic, as well he might, for this pretty brief exposure! However, it is what got me into Grönemeyer's music (finding it on the soundtrack album even though I could not find it in the film) so I cannot complain. I went to the last concert of the "Mensch" tour in Düsseldorf and it was fantastic!
Thanks again for your help.
N
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