Lady GaGa reportedly set to duet with teenage idol Boy George at the London O2 Arena in February
Lady GaGa could be about to fulfil an adolescent dream as rumour has it, the singer is set to perform with teenage idol Boy George on stage at London's O2 Arena in February.
The 23-year-old 'Bad Romance' singer recently revealed that she was bullied at high school for dressing like the Boy George, real name George O'Dowd, and was made to feel like a "freak" because of her idol.
The star had confessed: "I didn't fit in at high school, I wanted to be like Boy George and I felt like a freak.
"So now I like to create this atmosphere for my fans where they feel like they have a freak in me to hang out with, and they don't feel alone."
So now a source is saying, according to FemaleFirst: "Gaga has always been a fan and now he's got his life back on track it's the perfect opportunity to do something with him."
It'll be George's first public performance since he was released from prison in May 2009, after serving four months for assault and false imprisonment of a male escort in his London home.
Apparently the eccentrically styled pair will perform Boy George's Culture Club hit, 'Karma Chameleon' on stage together next month.
Lady GaGa could be about to fulfil an adolescent dream as rumour has it, the singer is set to perform with teenage idol Boy George on stage at London's O2 Arena in February.
The 23-year-old 'Bad Romance' singer recently revealed that she was bullied at high school for dressing like the Boy George, real name George O'Dowd, and was made to feel like a "freak" because of her idol.
The star had confessed: "I didn't fit in at high school, I wanted to be like Boy George and I felt like a freak.
"So now I like to create this atmosphere for my fans where they feel like they have a freak in me to hang out with, and they don't feel alone."
So now a source is saying, according to FemaleFirst: "Gaga has always been a fan and now he's got his life back on track it's the perfect opportunity to do something with him."
It'll be George's first public performance since he was released from prison in May 2009, after serving four months for assault and false imprisonment of a male escort in his London home.
Apparently the eccentrically styled pair will perform Boy George's Culture Club hit, 'Karma Chameleon' on stage together next month.
