Cliff Richard, whose "Devil Woman" was heard in a GTA 6 video, tells The Times he is unsure what GTA is

Cliff Richard, the 86-year-old British singer, told The Times he is not sure what Grand Theft Auto is, even though his 1976 song "Devil Woman" features in GTA 6 footage, GamesRadar+ reported on October 28, 2026. GamesRadar+ took the quotes from The Times via IGN, so this is a relayed interview; we did not read the original.

Richard said he heard about it from family. "I was told this happened!" he said, according to GamesRadar+. He described his nephew's two boys running to their father shouting "Dad, it's Uncle Cliff!", and said they "didn't realise I could sing like that". Then he guessed at what the series is: "The show is a game show, isn't it, really?"

He also saw an upside. GamesRadar+ quoted him saying people will no longer just say "Cliff Richard is from the past", and arguing that his past is part of what shaped the present.

GamesRadar+ writer Dustin Bailey linked the song to the Extended Look, saying he has had "Devil Woman" on repeat since that video came out. GamesRadar+ did not say where in the video it plays, or whether it is on one of the in-game radio stations.

We found no comment from Rockstar on the song or on Richard's remarks. Whether "Devil Woman" will be playable on the radio in the game, or appears only in the promotional footage, is not known from these reports. The date of The Times interview is also not given; GamesRadar+ said only that Richard spoke recently.