wheel, I'm listening to the Dynaflow." Big Joe Maher's backing band is called the Dynaflows. Michael Nesmith of the Monkees recorded a song called "Dynaflow" for his 2006 solo album Rays Ian Fleming refers to "... slipping quickly into top through the Dynaflow gears" in the first chapter of his second James Bond novel, Live and Let Die. On his album My Time, Boz Scaggs turned the transmission's name into a woman's name, "Dinah Flo." The Australian Crawl song "Love Beats Me Up" from the 1981 album Sirocco has a line describing his woman as "She's my coupe Dynaflow." Footnotes Automatic transmission tradenames General Motors transmissions