This reissue peaked at number 13 in the UK Singles Chart. Like the compilation album, the single also included songs by Midge Ure (as B-sides). All songs written and composed by Warren Cann, Chris Cross, Billy Currie and Midge Ure, except where noted. In April 1992, a re-recorded version of "Vienna", by a new Ultravox line-up, was released as a single in Germany. This line-up consisted of original Ultravox member Billy Currie on keyboards, violin and percussion, and Tony Fenelle on vocals, guitar and percussion. The backing vocals on B-side "Systems of Love" were performed by Alison Limerick and Jackie Williams. The single did not chart. On the album "Revelation", it was not included. The song has been covered by various artists since its release:  It was jokingly suggested in an episode of television sitcom "Father Ted", titled "A Song for Europe", that "Vienna" was written and performed by a priest called Father Benny Cake who changed his name so that nobody would know he was a priest, presumably referring to Ure even though the song was incorrectly stated as having got to number one in the United Kingdom. However, the song did reach number one in Ireland where "Father Ted" is set. In the premiere episode of "Ashes to Ashes", 21st-century Detective Inspector Alex Drake awakens aboard a floating brothel in 1981 whilst "Vienna" plays; it is then heard on Edward Markham's Walkman. The song is also heard on Professor Grisenko's Walkman in the "Doctor Who" episode "Cold War", set in 1983. "Vienna" can also be heard as background music during the twelfth episode of the third season of "The Americans". The song is played in the season finale of "13 Reasons Why" over Hannah Baker's final message to Clay Jensen. The chorus of "Vienna" is featured during the cold open of the final episode of "" as Andrew Cunanan (played by Darren Criss) shoots and murders Gianni Versace (played by Édgar Ramírez).