The world was stunned into silence when legend David Bowie died last month, so it seemed fitting that this week’s Grammys would pay tribute to the star.
In a critically acclaimed performance complete with special effects, costume changes and an appearance from Let's Dance and Black Tie White Noise producer Nile Rodgers, Gaga paid tribute to Bowie with renditions of the star’s greatest hits, including, 'Space Oddity', 'Changes', 'Ziggy Stardust', 'Suffragette City', 'Rebel Rebel', 'Fashion', 'Fame' and 'Heroes'.
It seems not everyone was quite as moved with the singer’s performance, with David Bowie’s son tweeting a dig at the singer following the awards show.
Taking to his Twitter account, Duncan Jones posted the cryptic message, using a definition of the word ‘Gaga’… and the comparison wasn’t complimentary:
Personally, we thought she did a great job on the night. Don’t take our word for it though, you can catch the full performance here:
Video: The GRAMMYs
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Personally, we thought she did a great job on the night. Don’t take our word for it though, you can catch the full performance here:
Video: The GRAMMYs
