Now that's cool! Sting was a studio guest on Jimmy Fallon's Tonight Show on Thursday, Oct. 16, and as part of a cellphone segment the former Police singer left an outgoing voicemail message for an audience member to the tune of "Message in a Bottle."
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The yoga-loving musician first agreed to partake in Fallon's singing ringtone sketch (dubbed Stingtones in honor of his special guest) where the British singer had to recreate the sounds of well-known ringtones in a more melodic fashion.
Working his magic on the sharp-sounding digital melodies, Fallon commented that Sting's version of one of the tones actually sounded like a Police song.
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"It does sound like a Police song, my lawyers will be on it," the "Englishman in New York" singer joked. "I could make a fortune."
“You could make all your money on Stingtones, that's the best," said Fallon, laughing.
"I'll give you a cut, don't worry," replied Sting.
Sting and Jimmy Fallon had fun making music out of cellphone ring tones
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But while Sting's harmonious ringtones were fun to watch, the coolest moment was when Fallon picked a random audience member and got the Grammy-winner to record him an outgoing voicemail message.
Watch the video above to see the awesome message Sting came up with!
