Car Song

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The Car Song is a Lost Other.<ref name=":0">“Four men crammed in an old car, singing.  The men and the car aren’t the Other.  The song is.  If it reaches wherever our target is, it can keep tabs on them.” - Excerpt from Playing a Part 15.4</ref>

Appearance

Looks like a car with four people inside, each person looks like a silhouette.<ref>Avery passed the paper through the slight gap in the top of the window of the old beater.  A silhouette of a man took hold of it and took it inside. - Excerpt from Playing a Part 15.5</ref>

Abilities

It can communicate via bad singing.<ref name=":0q">“So?” Verona asked.  “We’re getting faster at this.  Nice that they were able to just go straight down without driving through the window again.”

“I thought the song and singing might be good,” Avery said.

Verona gave her friend a pat on the shoulder. - Excerpt from Playing a Part 15.5</ref> Makes an acceptable spy.

Chronology

It was originally bound by the Garricks who traded it to Avery Kelly. Avery freed it to help her investigations into Thunder Bay's residents.

Was seen giving Avery a ride to her house.<ref> - Excerpt from Left in the Dust 16.8</ref>

May have been present during the meeting between Avery,Snowdrop, Queen Sootsleeves and Miss.<ref>She saw the cars come from the end of the street, pausing at the stop sign before turning right.  One blared music.  The other was a convertible with its top down, a hipster-ish woman behind the wheel.
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“You establish a link,” Queen Sootsleeves said.  She moved her head a bit in tune with the quiet singing coming from the car that had taken the parking spot behind. - Excerpt from Gone and Done It 17.5</ref>

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