Matthew Weiner has often delighted fans (and piqued their curiosity) with his selections for closing songs on Mad Men, and the track that will play over the finale’s credits on Sunday might be the most anticipated musical decision on cable TV.
Many variables will factor into the selection—will the series end on a triumphant note, or a pitiful one? What will the date be? (We’re assuming it will still be 1970 for the purposes of this poll.) And will Weiner go mainstream or offbeat? Since Mad Men’s television forebear The Sopranos closed with one of the most popular songs of all time, “Don’t Stop Believin,’” don’t expect him to be too highbrow to play a top hit.
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