EastEnders actor John Altman is trying his hand at pop stardom at the age of 74, releasing a bizarre AI-written song Satnav Girl about an intimate relationship with GPS technology.John played ‘Nasty’ Nick Cotton – son of Dot – on EastEnders from 1985 to 2015, but takes on an altogether different role in the music video for his new track.The song is about his imaginary relationship with his Satnav and was written and recorded with The Pocket Gods front-man Mark Christopher Lee.The catchy track features lyrics including: ‘Over the mountains and down to the sea, my satnav girl is always with me. Never argues, she’s so much fun. Driving through the rain and under the sun.”Satnav girl I want you in my arms, but I know that will never happen. Look out darling here I come, driving faster than Max Verstappen.’The music video for the single was created using the latest AI technology by Guy Thompson and features John driving, before he is joined by his ‘satnav girl’ in the passenger seat. Eastenders actor John Altman is trying his hand at pop stardom at the age of 74, releasing a bizarre AI-written song ‘Satnav Girl’ about an intimate relationship with GPS technology John played ‘Nasty’ Nick Cotton – son of Dot – on EastEnders from 1985 to 2015, but takes an altogether different role in the music video for his new trackThe two share a kiss and the video ends with the pair driving off into the sunset together after a date at a drive-in movie. John is best known for playing heroin addict, conman, killer and thief, Nasty Nick on EastEnders, famed for his saying; ‘Allo ma!’ He set the tone in the very first episode of EastEnders when he murdered the Square’s oldest resident for drug money. He killed again and very nearly poisoned his ‘dear old ma’, Dot, played by June Brown.Written in at the last minute, Nick was never intended to be a lasting character, but after his sixth stint on the show he was killed off in the 30th anniversary episode in 2015.Outside of EastEnders, the actor has appeared in adult panto, starred in Daz adverts, has appeared on Celebrity Coach Trip and BBC travel documentary series The Real Marigold Hotel.[embedded content] The song – Satnav Girl – is about his imaginary relationship with his Satnav and was written and recorded with The Pocket Gods front-man Mark Christopher LeeHe also played George Harrison in The Birth of the Beatles and had parts in cult classics Quadrophenia & American Werewolf in London. John also appeared briefly in Return of the Jedi. The star published his autobiography in the Nick of Time in 2016, and has taken part in charity fundraising for the Alzheimer’s Society as well as being an avid supporter of wildlife charities.