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Even at 62, Cher Can Still Appearantly Out-Dance You

The lady we have to thank/blame for the rash of Auto-Tune-aided vocals* in pop music made a surprise appearance at LIV last night, according to Page Six. Even after a few facial overhauls and countless drag queens impersonating her at any given moment, Cher remains instantly recognizable and, says the gossip...

By Kyle Munzenrieder

April 7, 2009

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The lady we have to thank/blame for the rash of Auto-Tune-aided vocals* in pop music made a surprise appearance at LIV last night, according to Page Six. Even after a few facial overhauls and countless drag queens impersonating her at any given moment, Cher remains instantly recognizable and, says the gossip sheet, set a gaggle of female fans into instant tears. Not only that, but also the 62-year-old apparently can still hold her own on the dance floor and boogied all night.

We're assuming she had the decency not to pick a fight with the DJ, like one of the last celebs who found herself on LIV's dance floor.

*Our apologies if "Believe" is in your head all day.

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