Last modified on Fri 16 Jul 2021 16.28 EDT In 1974, John Lennon was startled as he was watching Top of the Pops. He rang Ringo Starr. âYou wonât believe whatâs on television,â he reportedly said. âMarc Bolan is playing a song with Adolf Hitler.â This was Sparks, performing their glorious pop opus This Town Ainât Big Enough for Both of Us. âIt was equidistant between the Beatles on Ed Sullivan and the Daleks on Doctor Who,â says Edgar Wright, the director of Baby Driver and Shaun of the Dead, and now a documentary about the duo, The Sparks Brothers. âFifteen million people saw it. Think of the next generation of bands watching: the Sex Pistols, Siouxsie and the Banshees, Duran Duran, Joy Division, Squeeze, Vince Clarke. Theyâre all watching and theyâre all thinking the same thing.â