Like Someone I Know: A Celebration of Margo Guryan by Various ArtistsMost stories about cult musicians who make an album or two and then seem to vanish are framed by grief, despair, and frayed ambition. Not so with Margo Guryan, an anomaly who disdained pop music until hearing "God Only Knows" in 1966. Two years later, she released her own set of little pop symphonies, "Take a Picture," to great praise. But she declined to tour or even talk about it, content even if it meant it would be consigned to discount racks. She created for years, but mostly she seemed satisfied by her relatively private life. As befits music so stunning and subtle, Guryan, who died in 2021, has enjoyed several rebirths during the last six decades. Soon after her near-whispered and lovelorn hymn "Why Do I Cry" made her a TikTok star in 2021, the year she passed, Numero Group launched a reissue campaign, resulting in the 2024 set, Words and Music. And now, a dozen artists, none of whom were born when "Take a Picture" was made, have reinterpreted and reimagined that entire album (plus one bonus track).