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America’s Got Boyle: Watch Susan’s Best Performance Yet
OK, in typical Boyle fashion, the lady needed a moment to warm up. (Man, that first verse was a snooze.) But the choice to shift the chorus up an octave was inspired, making the song more mournful. And she totally stuck the landing.
You can see the growth in her as a performer since May. She’s no Streisand or k.d. lang or even a Natalie Cole – let’s get real, people, she’s not on that level – but for the first time, the hype surrounding her didn’t seem totally unwarranted. Welcome to the States, Ms. Boyle. We’re much nicer over here.
By the way, was this arrangement of “Wild Horses” influenced by The Sundays‘ 1992 version? (MTV and Idolator have also noted the similarities.) Listen and compare: