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The creators of Stranger Things<\/a><\/em> have revealed how the iconic David Bowie<\/a> track \u2018Heroes\u2019 was chosen as the final song of the series.<\/p>\n The fifth and final season of the hit Netflix<\/a> show was broadcast yesterday on New Years Day (Thursday January 1) and saw the heroic group of friends come together one last time, on the anniversary of Will Byers\u2019 disappearance, to battle Venca.<\/p>\n Season five was split into three volumes<\/a>, with the first four episodes airing on November 27, and the remaining four episodes being broadcast across Boxing Day and New Years Day.<\/p>\n Alongside the star-studded cast, including Finn Wolfhard<\/a>, Winona Ryder<\/a>, David Harbour<\/a>, Joe Keery<\/a>, Maya Hawke<\/a>, and Millie Bobby Brown<\/a>, the series also came with an impressive soundtrack featuring \u201980s hits from<\/a> the likes of Kate Bush<\/a>, Michael Jackson<\/a>, Diana Ross<\/a>, ABBA<\/a> and more.<\/p>\n During the ending credits though, it was the classic Bowie single \u2018Heroes\u2019 that was played as the final song of the entire series.<\/p>\n