Boys Don't Cry is a British pop-rock band formed in 1983. Known for their 1986 hit "I Wanna Be a Cowboy", the group's music is characterized by a mix of new wave and synth-pop elements, reflecting the popular sounds of the mid-80s. Fronted by lead vocalist Nick Richards, the band's catchy, light-hearted tunes often featured distinctive spoken-word narratives. Despite their limited discography, Boys Don't Cry made a significant mark on the decade's pop culture and continue to be remembered for their unique approach to the pop-rock genre.