If you had to create a playlist for a long bus or train journey, what would be on it?
Gabriel – Roy Davis Jr
For once in my life – Stevie Wonder
Runnin – Pharcyde
Would I lie to you – Charles and Eddie
Battle – Wookie ft Lain
Across 110th Street – Bobby Womack
Ghost Town – The Specials
Stars – Simply Red
Stand up Tall – Dizzee Rascal
Young Love – Mystery Jets & Laura Marling
It’s A Mans, Mans, Mans World – James Brown
Lithium – Nirvana
Night Nurse – Gregory Isaacs
Rhinestone Cowboy – Glen Campbell
Strawberry Letter 23 – The Brothers Johnson
Time after Time – Cyndi Lauper
I believe in Miracles – Jackson Sisters

What book would you read?
My mum bought me the whole Stieg Larson “Millenium Trilogy” of The Girl With The Dragon Tattoo, The Girl Who Played With Fire and The Girl Who Kicked The Hornet’s Nest. I haven’t been able to put them down

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In case you’re in any doubt as to which way to travel is best, one visit to the Global Cool bus and you’ll see that there’s a heck of a lot more fun to be had when you and your mates don’t have to drive the vehicle yourselves.  Just like our first festival of the summer, Download, the goodies on offer at the GC bus kept everyone happy – giant jenga and Connect 4, Lego, dominoes, acoustic guitars, hammocks, videos, sweets and exclusive Bluetooth content of Klaxons, Mystery Jets and Groove Armada were all on offer.  Hundreds of festival-goers also helped us make the Global Cool bus the best looking thing on the road by signing the outside and writing their messages alongside those that their festival-going brethren at Download had left.

And if you’re not already following us on Twitter or Facebook, then it’s definitely time to get your Tweet on.  After one quick message from Global Cool, some lucky Twitterati and Facebookers had a last minute bonus for their weekend, as they were quickest to respond to our “Get Yer Free Wireless Tickets Here” messages.  We just love to give!

Several of the weekend’s other performers came and checked out the Global Cool bus, including Mpho, The Hosts, Master Shortie, Zarif and Steve Appleton.  Of course, we didn’t let them get away without sharing their favourite journey stories with us, and signing a t-shirt as well as putting their own mark on the bus itself.  Special mention goes to New York’s gorgeous Mpho for having with her some special Mpho travelcard holders, and to the uber-cool Zarif for getting to Wireless on the tube – that’s what we like!  We also bagged interviews and signed tees from Sneaky Sound System and Skint & Demoralised.

But you don’t have to be famous for us to want to know your cool journey stories, and if we interviewed you at Wireless, check out our Facebook and Myspace pages soon and you’ll have some video of yourself to forward to everyone you’ve ever met.

So make sure you visit globalcool.org or catch up with us on Myspace, Facebook and Twitter to catch the next round of competitions as well as all the new Global Cool videos and interviews.

And if you weren’t at Wireless, don’t worry because there are still two more chances to come and visit the Global Cool bus this summer.  Next stop will be Scotland’s legendary T In The Park festival (10-12 July) followed by the awesome V Festival (Chelmsford site, 22-23 August).

Visit the Global Cool bus this summer and see how much fun you could be having when you let someone else do the driving.

Matt Wheeler