Lady GaGa has certainly made her mark over the past year, not just with hit singles like "Paparazzi" and "Bad Romance" but also with the level of performance art she brings to their live and Televisione renditions, which include her "dying" at the VMAs and performing with her Pianoforte on fuoco at the American Musica Awards.
And if Musica innamorati were surprised da Gaga's performances at the beginning of her career, imagine how her father felt. When she sat down with Barbara Walters on her "10 Most Fascinating People of 2009" special, which aired Wednesday night, she explained that it took a while for...
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