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MUSIC SIGNPOSTS ON THE WEB'S LONELY ROAD

Amy Winehouse has officially been added to the lineup of artists set to perform at a special London concert marking the former South African president's 90th birthday.

As previously reported, the troubled pop diva was summoned for the event, but it was uncertain if she would accept the invite or not.

Also confirmed are Leona Lewis, Queen, Razorlight, Annie Lennox and Shirley Bassey are set to perform at the three-hour June 27 event in Hyde Park, which Mandela himself is set to attend. Proceeds will go toward his 46664 charity, a global campaign to raise awareness of HIV and AIDS.

"We are delighted Amy will be appearing at Hyde Park," Tim Massey, the international director of the charity named after Mandela's prison number, said.

YAHOO!

Posted on 05/30/2008
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david hyman says:

hysterical. i'm sure it's nelson's favorite act.

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Scribes4life says:

maybe he'll try to talk some sense into her...maybe she'd listen...nah

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Devon Kay of Bury Me at Makeout Creek, Devon Kay and the Solutions, Kay's Place says:

In all fairness shes good but not THAT good does she really deserve all this attention?

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dangerdot says:

an odd choice... i mean... was Britney not avail?

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scotfree says:

so strange I cannot get my head around this.

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fftlfan445 says:

wats it 2 u?

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Anna says:

If we start to judge her based on her voice and tunes instead of her personal life and mistakes, maybe we won't think it's that weird. Unless someone here enjoys being put under a microscope, having to share his/her drunken nights with strangers and judged on his/her mistakes.

Are Razorlight better for this? Don't make me laugh.

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Scribes4life says:

I don't know if people are necessarily "judging" her, in this post. It's comical that someone who has such an unruly lifestyle is performing for a premier dignitary. She does have an outstanding voice, and anyone “judging” might actually be concerned (albeit selfishly) that her flame will be extinguished too soon. That said, I think her current position in the public eye is based on the increasing amount of media coverage in the world. Janis and Jimi and Jim and Kurt and Bradley all died before the public was ready to let go. just sayin

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Anna says:

Well, it kinda threw me for a loop that people focused on this. Being a musical fan myself, I find it more comical that Razorlight, one of the most generic and boring contemporary bands, are going to perform in an event to honour of a man with such innovative vision. And if I may add, most people {I'm not talking about MOGgers here now} judge & enjoy judging because it makes them feel better about themselves or because they don't have anything else to be concerned with. Nothing good can come off judging, so I don't attribute pure intentions to it. And for the record, I do see where you're coming from and I didn't mean to tell anybody off, I just spoke my humble opinion.

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Devon Kay of Bury Me at Makeout Creek, Devon Kay and the Solutions, Kay's Place says:

I see where all of you are coming from on all angles and honestly it still seems a little off to put put someone who is actually notorious for missing her shows on such a great event I mean hell who knows if she will even show up but the music I guess is the most important aspect to look at and yes she is good, not incredible but still good

We will never know I suppose well we will. . . soon but whatever

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Scotch says:

I just hope that Ms. Winehouse doesn't show up completely polluted, just to show the man the respect he deserves. This celebration is about Mr. Mandela, not her.

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gerekriss says:

Wish she the best...I like her music but that eyeliner kinda scary.

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