Which Who song did Limp Bizkit cover on the 2003 album 'Results May Vary'?

The Who song covered by Limp Bizkit on their 2003 album Results May Vary was “Behind Blue Eyes.”

Pete Townshend wrote “Behind Blue Eyes,” and The Who first released it on Who’s Next in 1971. The song presents the thoughts of a lonely, conflicted figure who feels misunderstood, making its restrained verses a striking contrast with The Who’s heavier material elsewhere on the album.

Limp Bizkit recorded the song for Results May Vary, released in 2003, and issued the cover as a single. Their arrangement begins with a relatively subdued presentation before adding the band’s modern rock production. It also includes a Speak & Spell sound during the bridge, a notable departure from the original’s atmosphere.

The cover is sometimes mistaken for an original Limp Bizkit ballad because it became closely associated with the band’s early-2000s sound. It was, however, a reinterpretation of a 1971 The Who composition. The song’s prominent writing credit belongs to Townshend, not Limp Bizkit frontman Fred Durst.