This fit goes so hard

Jules Bonnot and his eponymous Gang, John Dillinger et al., and the various other motorized criminals of the 1910s and 20s embody the cyberpunk ethos of “high tech/lowlife” just as well as the genre’s canonical figures (cyborgs, hackers, etc.)

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A lone Dollar General standing in the middle of a corn field is more authentically cyberpunk than 1,000 neon drenched city streets and you know it

You’d think the Rust Belt and Midwest would each have a rich tradition of cyberpunk fiction, what with all the synthetic drugs, petty crime, failing industries, genetically modified foodstuffs, and predatory multinational corporations, but instead all we have is Looper—kind of