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Your Audio & Visual Guide To Lady Gaga's MSG Show Last Night
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Jen Carlson
Published Feb 22, 2011
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Last night—after walking around sans pants all day—Lady Gaga took the stage at MSG for one of her hometown shows (she's there again tonight) which will air on HBO in May. Dan Meade (who took some photographs around MSG of her fans monsters, says, it "all felt like a cross between Harajuku and the Village Halloween Parade. Then, when I realized that we were standing there, cameras poised, waiting for get The Shot of people in Fame Monster outfits... it all started to get way too meta. And Weird. And a little disturbing."
Here she is singing Born This Way last night, acapella-style... it sounds less like Express Yourself that way.
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Jen Carlson is a former WNYC and Gothamist editor.
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