After weeks of teasing, fake leaks, fan-filled loops and radio rips here’s Daft Punk’s new song, “Get Lucky,” officially streaming by the band and ready to be garbled up by fans. With Pharrell on vocals and Nile Rodgers on guitar, the track does its best to make disco cool again. Does it work? Was it worth the wait? Let us know.

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Remember B4-4′s “Get Down”? Of course you do. That hair. That video. And oh yeah, that message: let’s orally satisfy