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Recorded between four studios in England, Rush’sPower Windows was largely a foreign affair.

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However the Juno-winning album artwork for the 1985 record from the Toronto-bred rock trio was comparably home-grown. The interior scene sees a skinny, shirtless young man in white pajamas pointing a remote control at a window while flanked by three vintage television sets was actually shot in a bedroom in Toronto’s Cabbagetown neighborhood by local rock photographer Dimo Safari, and was then painted over by art director and long-time Rush collaborator Hugh Syme—also based in Toronto at the time.

The model at the center of all that imagery is Neill Cunningham, 52, now the owner of Pandemonium, a fifteen-year-old used books and record shop in the city’s Junction community. Cunningham also appears on the cover’s reverse, peeping through a set of binoculars à la Alex Colville’s famous To Prince Edward Island painting, a shot he reprised in the