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now viral tweet, the home’s activities coordinator, Robert Speker, posted a selection of side-by-side shots showing iconic albums next to the re-created versions of them. These include a version of Adele’s “21,” where a resident assumes the same facial expression and head positioning, but replaces the original label with her own name and age — Vera, 93.In a version of Taylor Swift’s “1989,” a resident wears the same shirt as Swift, but puts her own initials and birth year at the bottom of the Polaroid-design — R.C., 1922.Bruce Springsteen’s “Born in the USA” is transformed into Martin Steinberg’s “Born in England,” with the St.

coronavirus lockdown – and it involves some of music’s most iconic album covers.Robert Speker, the entertainment manager at Sydmar Lodge Care Home, encouraged the home’s residents to recreate some of the most classic album covers of all-time.Covers undertaken for the challenge include Bruce Springsteen’s ‘Born In The U.S.A’, Michael Jackson’s ‘Bad’, Madonna’s ‘True Blue’, and David Bowie’s 1973 album ‘Aladdin Sane’.Residents also recreated more recent album covers, such as Adele’s 21, Taylor Swift’s 1989, and Blink-182’s ‘Enema Of The State’.Speker shared some of the results on Twitter:Sydmar Lodge Care Home residents and carers have been recreating classic album covers.

A nursing home in Edgware, England, has come up with a rockin’ good way to help residents spent their time during the COVID-19 pandemic while the U.K. has spent months in lockdown.