Lady GaGa changed her plans to rock the 2010 Brit Awards and instead offered a more subdued performance in memory of fashion designer and friend Alexander McQueen, who died last week at the age of 40 of an apparent suicide.
With a statue wearing McQueen’s signature lobster-claw shoes erected behind her, GaGa performed a stripped version of her latest single “Telephone,” before launching into a more sonically upbeat “Dance In The Dark.”
GaGa would sweep the BRITs, winning in all three categories she was nominated in, including International Female Solo Artist, International Breakthrough Artist, and International Album of the Year. She gave a big shout out to her fans for their love and support in her speeches. “You are the most wonderful fans in the whole world,” she said.
Lady Gaga did an awesome job on this performance. They picked the right singer to do this tribute.
Hazel O’Conner was doing this kinda stuff back in the 80′s….there is nothing original other then she can play a mean piano…..its getting old people.
She rocked the house last night and deserved every last one of those awards.
great tribute and an ode to fashion!! she was vogueing!!
oh she killed it!!