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Rainn Wilson in 'The Rocker'
The new Rainn Wilson comedy "The Rocker," now open in theaters, features songs by the film's fictional bands, the hard-rocking Vesuvius and teen-pop act A.D.D. The bands may be fake, but the songs are real. Musician Teddy Geiger, who plays A.D.D.'s frontman in the film, has even added his on-screen band's single, "Tomorrow Never Comes," to his real-life tour setlist.

Of course, Vesuvius and A.D.D. aren't the first fake bands on celluloid that have been surprisingly realistic (and in some cases, talented).

—Text by Meredith Goldstein, Globe Staff

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