We think the One Laptop Per Child initiative is a great way to bring technology to underprivileged youth, but we're just trying to figure out how the organization got the formerly living Beatle John Lennon to be its new spokesperson. There's digital magic and then there's grave-robbing -- and is either OK if it's for a good cause?

Watch the video and let us know if you think the voice sounds like Lennon.



Check out more voices from the beyond in this badass graves gallery.

Rock N' Roll Spirits

    Rick James The Superfreak's Buffalo, NY headstone bears his own image in tight pants clutching a guitar.

    GG Allin The punk rocker is as subversive in death as he was in life -- his tombstone reads "Live Fast Die" and "Rock N Roll Terrorist."

    Charles Bukowski. The manliest poet to ever live has the epitaph "Don't Try."

    "Dimebag" Darrell Abbot Dimebag's death was tragic and untimely, but his Texas headstone awesomely reads "He came to rock/ And rocked like no other."

    Bob Marley The reggae master was buried with in his own mausoleum in Jamaica with his favorite guitar, a red Fender Stratocaster.

    Bette Davis She wasn't exactly rock n roll, but Bette Davis' epitaph -- "She did it the hard way" -- is pretty badass.

    Billy Wilder The Academy-Award winning motion picture writer, director and producer ("Some Like it Hot," "The Apartment") exited with a joke.

    Karl Marx The founder of modern socialism watches over his final resting place like a stern grandpa, over the inscription "Workers of all lands unite."

    Dee Dee Ramone A founding member of The Ramones, Dee Dee's epitaph -- "O.K. ... I gotta go now" -- is as short and sweet as one of his songs.

    Edgar Allan Poe The headstone at the poet's original burial place reads, "Quoth the Raven, Nevermore."