As has been stated repeatedly, there are no magical, supernatural, or superhuman elements in the canon of Cyberpunk 2020, or its predecessor, Cyberpunk 2013.
The absolute loosest definition available was that you could use pick pocket and perform to do "stage magic". But thats not magic, there is nothing mystical about it, its a wanker in a bad outfit fooling rubes who want to be fooled.
Technically, with a high persuasion, pharmaceutical and perform skill you could convince people you were able to do voodoo, but even than it is just the power of suggestion and drugs.
Neither of these things are actually magic, and trying to present them as being representative of magic in Cyberpunk is really missing the point completely.
and the only time you will see elves running around is when some fruitcake pays for body sculpting... which makes them equivalent to a furry, or a larper., who takes things to far. That isn't magic either, that just some dude who takes playing dressup really really seriously... and will probably regret it deeply once he realizes no one will hire him, women outside the creepy circle won;t talk to him, and his parents talk about him in shamed whispers.
The fanzines Interface and White Wolf Illustrated each did their own articles bringing supernatural and psionic elements into Cyberpunk, In Particular the Cthulhupunk article was a fun read. And Ianus Books rented the Cyberpunk license to put out an entire series of books that brought magic, werewolves, vampires, psionics and other nonsense into Cyberpunk. But none of it was canon, and the vast majority of it was just plain awful. As has been said, all of these things were alternate world stuff, and are not part of the official setting.
The same goes for R. Talsorians Cybergeneration, which introduced nanite pased super powers. Not canon for Cyberpunk 2020, and while it used the cyberpunk 2020 setting as a base, it was a completely seperate game line altogether, it's already been stated that neither Cybergeneration, nor V3 and all of its whacky bullshit, will NOT be included in the video game, or the upcoming update to the tabletop game.
The fact that there is no magic, no supernatural, no superhuman, and no extraterrestrial bullshit in Cyberpunk 2020 is one of its main draws. If you want that in your game, there are plenty of avenues to include it, but none of them are official, and that is the way it should be, and the way it should stay.