Atomic Blonde - Why oh why?

it seemed to me that the writers thought that by changing the Bond-style, ultra-resourceful and deadly woman-chasing secret agent character to a woman, that would be enough of a twist to distract us from the by-the-numbers, hit-every-spy-movie cliche story.  it was dead easy to spot who the villain was going to be.   On a more nit-picky note, the movie is set in 1989, but the movie has a more early 80's aesthetic, down the mohawk-coiffed street punks you see and the soundtrack choices, which were almost embarrassing in their obviousness.   "99 Luftballons"?  If "Atomic Blonde 2" is set in Mexico, will they use the "Mexican Hat Dance" in the soundtrack?