The American Dream is referenced in the title and, at the same time, it refers to the award winning song "The Impossible Dream". The track is listed under the first image on the top left, under the Snoopy "K" block, and double vinyl records replace one of the alphabet squares at the bottom centre. For the text below each square, it is likely that Paolozzi sourced from RCA Victor Record Club advertisements selling popular records through subscription. The song "The Impossible Dream," was rumoured to be Robert F. Kennedy's favourite song and was recorded by his friend Andy Williams in 1968, the year Kennedy was assassinated. It is not coincidence, therefore, that the title of the song is paired with the letter "K" in the print. Also, the inset at the lower left showing a rocket-like plane may point to "Bobby" Kennedy's time as Attorney General during the Cuban Missile Crisis when, his brother, John F. Kennedy, was in office, just before his own assassination. Print held in the collections of The Tate, London and MOMA, New York.