album. Chicago-based radio station WLS-AM, a current hit radio station where the song received heavy airplay, ranked "Crazy on You" as the 30th biggest song of 1976. It reached number three on the station's survey of August 7, 1976. After the success of "Crazy on You", "Magic Man" was released in the US and re-released in Canada, particularly in parts of Canada where it had not received much radio airplay before. In the Netherlands, "Crazy on You" was released in February 1977 as the second single off Dreamboat Annie after "Magic Man" and rose to number 2 and 4 on the two charts in the country. It also ascended to number 13 in neighboring Belgium. The single's original B-side, "Dreamboat Annie", was released on its own as an A-side in December 1976. The shortest version of "Dreamboat Annie" directly precedes "Crazy on You" on the original album and with little gap between the songs first-time listeners often think they are one continual epic song. Mushroom Records re-released "Crazy on You" in late 1977 in both the US and Canada with the same catalog number and B-side. In February 1978, the re-release reached number 62 on the Billboard Hot 100 and number 68 on RPMs Top Singles chart. In 2013, the original lineup of the band performed the song for their induction into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame, their first performance together in over 30 years. The current lineup of the band performed "Barracuda". In popular culture The song is prominently featured during pivotal scenes in Jean-Marc Vallée's 2015 film Demolition starring Jake Gyllenhaal and Naomi Watts. It was also featured in the films American Pop (1981), The Virgin Suicides (1999), Harold & Kumar Go to White Castle (2004) and Captain Marvel (2019). A cover of the song is also included in the video game Guitar Hero 2 as a playable track, and the master recording is included in Rock Band 4 as paid downloadable content. The song was also featured in the Close Enough episode "Room Parents" and in Fargo (TV series) season 3 ep 1 "Law of vacant places". The song was featured in episode 5 of the Telltale game Guardians of the Galaxy. Personnel Adapted from the liner notes of Dreamboat Annie. Ann Wilson – lead vocals, flute, backing vocals Nancy Wilson – acoustic guitar, backing vocals Roger Fisher – electric guitar Howard Leese – electric