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Queen Topped The World's Favorite Song Poll The poll was conducted by Sony Ericcson, to launch its new Walkman phone	By Mihaela Stroia, Entertainment Editor 28th of September 2005, 19:04 GMT Adjust text size:

According to a poll, Queen's "We Are The Champions" has been voted the world's favorite song. The survey, conducted by Sony Ericcson among 700,000 music fans from 66 countries, placed the Queen's song on the first place, keeping Toxic from Britney Spears in second place, followed in third by Michael Jackson's Billie Jean. Latin American superstar Shakira was fifth with her song La Tortura, while Smells Like Teen Spirit from Nirvana came in six. The big company conducted the globall poll to launch its new Walkman phone. "We Are The Champions is an anthem worldwide both in music and sporting arenas. It conveys the passion music brings to our lives and proves a classic rock song is truly timeless," said Sony Ericsson corporate vice president Dee Dutta. Global Top 10: 1 We Are The Champions - Queen 2 Toxic - Britney Spears 3 Billie Jean - Michael Jackson 4 Hotel California - The Eagles 5 La Tortura - Shakira 6 Smells Like Teen Spirit - Nirvana 7 Yesterday - The Beatles 8 One - U2 9 Imagine - John Lennon 10 Sultans of Swing - Dire Straits

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