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Depeche Mode fans flock to Prague’s Charles Bridge to recreate 1988 band photo

The recreated image has turned into a daily queue and a social-media trend with millions of views, organizers said.

  • Visitors are lining up at the Pieta sculpture on Prague's Charles Bridge to recreate an iconic 1988 photograph of Depeche Mode members Dave Gahan and Martin Gore.
  • The British electro-rock band first crossed the Iron Curtain in 1988 to play a historic concert in Prague, where Dutch photographer Anton Corbijn captured them for his book, Depeche Mode: Strangers.
  • Tourists like Maria Hofer and Lara Hinteregger from Austria discovered the photo spot through Pinterest and TikTok, where Hofer said the image 'fits the vibe of the city.'
  • The daily queue at the Pieta sculpture has become a new feature of the 14th-century Charles Bridge, historically known for attracting visitors to the nearby John Nepomuk statue.
  • Jorge Sanchez from Los Angeles recently recreated the image, noting that Depeche Mode's music and message remain 'fitting' for fans visiting the Czech Republic today.
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Depeche Mode fans flock to Prague’s Charles Bridge to recreate 1988 band photo

A new trend has emerged at Prague's Charles Bridge, where tourists now line up to recreate a famous photo of the members of Depeche Mode

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Depeche Mode fans are increasingly coming to the Charles Bridge in Prague to recreate the famous photo of the band from 1988 at the Pietà sculpture.

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