Singer Damon Albarn wants his hologram which will remain even after he dies.
The 49-year-old is fascinated as his animated band Gorillaz has recorded with a number of now-deceased stars, including Bobby Womack, Lou Reed, Ike Turner and Dennis Hopper, but they will still be able to appear with his group in digital form.
So, he hopes his own hologram will come out after he gives hits in the years to come, reports femalefirst.co.uk.
"We could almost have a whole evening of people who aren't here any more. I love the idea that eventually when I am here no longer, I'll be just a hologram. They'll just press that button and up I pop," Albarn told Q magazine.
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