Homer stands at the right edge of Lucky's Records, a shop with a sign reading "Your Voice on Compact Disc 25¢" on the sidewalk outside

What happens

Homer stands at the right edge of Lucky's Records, a shop with a sign reading "Your Voice on Compact Disc 25¢" on the sidewalk outside. Inside, a woman with a tall white beehive-like hairdo and an orange-and-white outfit stands in a magenta recording booth with a microphone, strumming an acoustic guitar and singing with her eyes closed, then glancing toward Homer. Behind them, a few people wait in line near the shelves: a man in a cowboy hat holds a washboard, a man in a red plaid shirt and cap holds a violin, a girl with pigtails holds a harmonica, and a woman in pink holds an accordion. The woman in the booth opens her eyes and looks down at her guitar while Homer watches her, and the "Your Voice on Compact Disc" sign hangs on the booth wall beside floating music notes.

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