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Lady Gaga, sporting giant beehive hairdo, arrives in India ahead of Formula One performance
US singer Lady Gaga addresses a press conference in New Delhi, India, Friday, Oct. 28, 2011. (AP Photo/Mustafa Quraishi)
NEW DELHI - Pop superstar Lady Gaga is visiting India to perform at a Formula One after-party and wearing a giant beehive hairdo modeled on the country's flag.
At a news conference Friday, the famously eccentric singer was perched on a large purple and silver couch and sported the hairstyle in the white, orange and green of the Indian flag.
At another appearance she had placed a giant black net bow on her hair.
She said she had been "dying" to visit India and promised her fans a "unique" performance.
The practice sessions for the inaugural Formula One Indian Grand Prix started Friday. The final race, at a track in the suburbs of the Indian capital, is on Sunday evening. Lady Gaga will perform at an after-party.
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