The song was the second single on her second album Lionheart, originally released when the album came out in 1978. It was released again as a single the next year.
But this ended up being just a fluke, as "Wow" was a success. "Wow" peaked at No. 14 on the U.K. Singles Chart, while it also did just as well in other countries like Ireland and Canada.
But it wasn't just the song that was hard-hitting. The original music video for "Wow," which features Bush singing on stage in a purple dress, was a little too provocative during one part of the song for the BBC.
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But Bush explained that there is still "magic" to the business, adding, "You can't get rid of that incredible rush and feeling that you get when you're up there on the stage."
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