Leo van der Goot is a Dutch Radio DJ and singer.

In the Early 1970s, he was a disc jockey of offshore Radio North Sea International (RNI

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). This was the counterpart and rival of Radio Veronica. In 1976, Van der Goot released a single called "Daddy, what's a pop star?".

After the disappearance of the offshore stations in August 1974, Van der Goot to work for VARA

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 . In October 1974 was his first program heard on Hilversum 3 (now 3FM

3FM

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). In December 1975 he presented his last radio show for VARA.

In 1986 he provided the Dutch commentary for the 1986 Eurovision Song Contest.

In 2010 Goot was injured in a plane crash at the U.S. Fishersville