Songs that feel like Wonder Woman (2017)
A luminous, defiant coming-of-age of idealism meeting the mud of war, where hope and fierce compassion stand up in no man's land.
- Warrior by AURORA: Ethereal Nordic vocals with a fierce, mythic heart echo Diana's gentle but unbreakable strength.
- Run Boy Run by Woodkid: Pounding drums and a sense of mythic pursuit capture the charge across no man's land.
- Hero by Skillet: A rousing anthem about rising up when the world needs someone to fight.
- Warrior by Beth Crowley: A defiant, drum-driven women's anthem that fits the Amazon spirit.
- Brave by Sara Bareilles: An uplifting call to speak out and be fearless, matching Diana's moral clarity.
- Natural by Imagine Dragons: Stomping percussion and defiant swagger of someone born to the fight.
- Rebel Rebel by David Bowie: Swaggering outsider energy for a woman who breaks every rule of the world she enters.
- Seven Nation Army by The White Stripes: The iconic riff has the relentless marching menace of the battle and Diana's cello-and-guitar theme.
- Hallelujah by Leonard Cohen: A weary, tender meditation on love and brokenness that mirrors the film's bittersweet humanity.
- Gone, Gone, Gone by Phillip Phillips: A yearning, wartime-romance feel for Diana and Steve's fleeting bond.