Mark
Ronson
wants
to
record
the
next
Bond
theme
with
Amy
Winehouse.
The
producer-and-DJ
is
a
huge
fan
of
the
spy
films
and
has
jokingly
warned
close
friend
Amy
-
who
he
worked
with
on
several
tracks
on
her
hit
album
Back
To
Black
-
he
will
end
their
friendship
if
he
doesn't
produce
her
Bond
song.
He
told
XFM
radio:
"It's
my
dream
to
produce
a
song
for
a
James
Bond
film
so
I
told
Amy
that
if
she
gets
offered
the
Bond
thing
then
she'd
better
let
me
produce
the
song,
or
I'll
never
talk
to
her
again!"
Amy,
23,
is
being
lined
up
to
record
the
theme
for
the
next
007
adventure,
tentatively
titled
Bond
22,
by
composer
David
Arnold.
Arnold,
who
composed
the
last
three
Bond
songs,
loves
the
Rehab
singer's
husky
voice
and
thinks
she
would
the
perfect
choice
to
lend
her
vocals
to
the
next
title
track.
He
said:
"Amy
Winehouse
made
the
best
record
of
last
year.
I
haven't
asked
her
yet
but
I
think
she'd
be
good,
although
Bond
songs
can
be
a
bit
of
a
war
zone.
"The
next
film
will
be
in
2008
and
we're
almost
finished
with
the
script.
The
books
are
all
done
now
so
this
one
is
going
to
be
an
extension
of
what
happens
to
Bond,
continuing
the
story
from
'Casino
Royale'."