Iron Maiden The Jacksons Janet Jackson Michael Jackson Elton John Bon Jovi Mark Knopfler, of Dire Straits, playing guitar Jerry Lee Lewis Liberace Little Richard, performing "Tutti Frutti" Bob Marley (redeployed at the main Madame Tussauds attraction) Madonna Freddie Mercury, of Queen George Michael Robert Plant of Led Zeppelin Elvis Presley Cliff Richard Johnny Rotten, from the Sex Pistols Status Quo's Francis Rossi, and Rick Parfitt, up in a small balcony alcove playing guitars Paul Simon and Art Garfunkel, performing "Mrs Robinson" Rod Stewart, declared as "The Benny Hill of Pop" by Gambaccini's narration Sting Tina Turner The Who, represented by Roger Daltrey and Pete Townshend. Stevie Wonder Mick Hucknall of Simply Red Jarvis Cocker of Pulp (band) To celebrate the opening of the new museum and to decorate the outside of the building, a series of rock legend statues were installed around the London Pavilion exterior. Artists featured were Annie Lennox, Buddy Holly, David Bowie, Diana Ross, Elton John, Gary Glitter, Jimi Hendrix, Madonna, Michael Jackson and Mick Jagger. End Theatre Finale "Live" Show The revolving theatre "live" show formed the last part of the attraction, and featured a number of animatronic performers, using the then-ground breaking pneumatic or otherwise known as air-compression technology, being seen for the first time in the UK at that time. More than 200 computer-generated signals were used to lift the figure of Bruce Springsteen's guitar-strumming right arm to the familiar raised fist when performing "Born in the U.S.A." Visitors entered the theatre and took up places on two rows of height-staggered seating, facing a stage area, and positioned on a turn-table (although this last point was not made obvious as not to spoil any surprise when the seats rotated. Once the seating was filled or at a pre-determined point the doors would be closed, and the show was started. Various animatronic performers would play out parts, with narration and linking dialogue provided by an animatronic Tim Rice, seen seated in a swivel chair, or via voice representation only at other points during the performance. Approximately halfway through the performance, the whole seating area was rotated to face a second stage area which accommodated further animatronic performers and features. The music that played whilst the stage rotated was the opening piano bars of Elton John's Bennie and the Jets song. Once the show had completed after around 10 minutes, the lights were raised again,