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    Miley Cyrus’s NYC concert

    Posted in Music, TV by Julia Israel on July 18th, 2008 at 12:53 pm

    Did any of you watch Miley Cyrus’s live Bryant Park performance this morning on Good Morning America? Is it me, or was it a little cruel for ABC to air the concert at 8:55 when your kids are already out the door and on their way to camp?

    In any event, I thought Miley did a pretty good job, though I have to say I’m still a little dumbfounded by her appeal. She can shake her head and jump up and down like there’s no tomorrow,  but ultimately, her voice seems to have a pretty small range—and sounds almost identical to Cindy Lauper’s.

    What did you think of Miley this morning? We’re dying to know what the camp-out scene was like last night, so be sure to comment below if you were there. Also, if you didn’t catch her this morning, she’ll be performing again on the Today show on Friday, July 25.

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    1. Posted by Kimberly Osorio on July 21st, 2008 at 12:59 pm

      Well, i went that morning to see her, got up at 2 in the morning and was there by about 4 a.m. There were way too many people there, like a ridiculous amount. My family and I waited a while to actually get into the park, and when we did, there were way too many to see anything on stage. Ultimately in the end, i’m a much less fan of hers. She never addressed the audience and didn’t even thank the crowd, she just left ! Also, she sang all about 2 full songs and 3 clips of songs so that tv just thought she was singing continuously, but she wasn’t :( I was defintely so dissappointed in her. I was such a big fan before i saw her live on Good Morning America.

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