also appears in the 2015 musical Lazarus, written by Bowie and playwright Enda Walsh near the end of Bowie's life. It is sung by the character of 'Girl', played by Sophia Anne Caruso in the New York and London productions. For the musical, the song's arrangement was downplayed in order to avoid it becoming a Broadway "showstopper". The song also features in the soundtrack to the first trailer for Paul Thomas Anderson's 2021 film Licorice Pizza, as well as appearing in the film itself. A multitude of artists have covered "Life on Mars?". American singer Barbra Streisand covered the song for her 1974 album ButterFly. Bowie condemned it, saying in 1976 it was "[b]loody awful. Sorry, Barb, but it was atrocious." Pegg also panned a 2005 easy listening version by the British group G4 in his book The Complete David Bowie, calling it "heroically gruesome". ABBA member Anni-Frid Lyngstad recorded a Swedish version titled "Liv på Mars?" for her 1975 solo album Frida ensam, while a version by Belgian singer Jasper Steverlinck reached number one in the Belgian charts in 2003. In 2019, Nine Inch Nails members Trent Reznor and Atticus Ross covered the song on their soundtrack for the HBO limited series Watchmen. The dark ambient piano cover appears in the end credits of the episode "An Almost Religious Awe". Reznor, who was personal friends with Bowie, remarked that composing the cover was a daunting task, but that he and Ross were ultimately "very proud" of the result. Following Bowie's death in 2016, "Life on Mars?" became one of his most widely selected songs for tribute performances. A version by Nicholas Freestone, organ scholar at St Albans Cathedral in Hertfordshire, became a viral hit after a video of his performance was posted on Facebook and YouTube. New Zealand singer-songwriter Lorde performed the song with Bowie's final touring band at the 2016 Brit Awards in February 2016. Her cover was widely acknowledged as one of the finest tribute performances to the artist. Later that year, the song was performed at the 2016 Royal Edinburgh Military Tattoo. "Life on Mars?" has also been used for various space-related events. In 2018, the song was played by the radio of Elon Musk's Tesla Roadster during its launch aboard the Falcon Heavy's maiden flight. A cover version by the English singer Yungblud was used at the end of NASA TV's live coverage of the