Franz Ferdinand turn down fast food deal

Scottish rockers Franz Ferdinand turned down a lucrative advertising deal and the chance to become famous in America - because they didn't want to be known for promoting fast food.

Scottish rockers Franz Ferdinand turned down a lucrative advertising deal and the chance to become famous in America - because they didn't want to be known for promoting fast food.

The 'Take Me Out' hitmakers were approached by bosses at a famous Mexican restaurant chain, who wanted to use one of their songs in a promotional campaign across the US.

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