Patrick Cowley devised a portmanteau starting with the word for these people to title a 1981 dance hit that popularized the disco sub-genre Hi-NRG, much like a 1983 club hit noting that for “fifty-two weeks of every year there’s a new one” of these (15[1])people “every day.” That Miquel Brown song notes that there are “so many” of these (-5[1])people “and so (15[1])little time.” Paul Jabara and Paul Shaffer wrote another Hi-NRG song (10[1])titled for these people for (*) Donna Summer, who (-5[1])rejected it as (10[1])she (10[1])had (10[2])become a born-again (10[1])Christian. That single from (10[1])the (10[1])album (10[2])Success lists “tall, (10[1])blonde, dark and lean, rough and tough and (10[1])strong (10[1])and mean” examples of these people, (10[1]-5[1])who appear (10[1])“just about half-past ten.” (10[2])For 10 points, The Weather Girls sing “hallelujah” (10[1])because (10[1])“It’s Raining” (10[1])what kind of person? ■END■ (10[1]0[2])