Location from Gorillaz by Damon Albarn & Jamie Hewlett
Murdoc's perpetually running mobile home parked in the Kong Studios courtyard — his personal domain, and a place no one else enters without consequences.
The Winnebago is Murdoc's private space and his refusal to fully commit to living inside Kong Studios proper. It gives him an exit, physically and psychologically. He sleeps there, schemes there, and has conducted negotiations there that the other band members prefer not to know about. The constant running engine has never been explained. Neither has the fact that it always has fuel. The other band members have learned to interpret the state of the Winnebago — lights on, music playing, engine louder than usual — as a rough indicator of Murdoc's current mental state.
A large, battered Winnebago that's been in the courtyard so long it's put down roots, metaphorically. The exterior is grimy and covered in stickers, sigils, and one bumper sticker that says something in Latin that nobody has translated out loud. The engine runs constantly. Inside it is cramped, dark, and organized according to a system only Murdoc understands. There are bass guitars on the walls. There is a small shrine of ambiguous purpose.
Also known as: Murdoc's Winnebago, The Winnebago, Murdoc's Caravan