Flop singles that are among the most well-known songs by that act

You know, sometimes a song is being released as a single, sells next to nothing as a single, and yet ends up being remembered as one of the most well-known songs by the act. It happens more often than one would think, and not only with 70s album oriented bands like Pink Floyd.

Some examples of what this thread is devoted to:

OMD: Electricity
Pink Floyd: Money
XTC: Dear God
Peter Gabriel: Biko

but singles don't usually 'sell a lot.'

Do you mean low charting singles?

As in low charting (or non charting), yes.

Sex Pistols - Anarchy In The UK (#38)

White Wedding #36
Rebel Yell #46
Dancing With Myself didn't chart in the US.

7 other songs charted higher

Squeeze - Tempted

magazine - shot by both sides didnt go top 40

Christina Aguilera, "Dirrty" (made #41 in the U.S. IIRC but will be one she's remembered for)

The Romantics, "What I Like About You" (missed the Top 40; their hits were "Talking in Your Sleep" and "One in a Million")

Ike & Tina Turner, "River Deep Mountain High"

Blur - PopScene

is that the one that goes woo hoo

You'd be hard pressed to consider "Popscene" one of the most famous Blur songs. Most people are familiar with nothing pre-"Girls And Boys" at all.

Also a bit in doubt about the definition of flop here, but I would say to really be a flop it must have flopped in both the US and the UK charts. Which means "River Deep Mountain High" wouldn't apply (and none of Beach Boys' 60s singles either, although they flopped in the US)

1966 singles, I mean

The Clash - White Riot (#38 too)