Boyle's Got Talent

Published: Tue, 26 May 2009

Description: Internet sensation Susan Boyle not a one-hit wonder

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" Internet sensation Susan Boyle showing off her voice again viewers voting her the winner among last night's performers on UK TV show Britain's Got Talent. Boyle sang the song "Memory" from the musical Cats. As you can see here on the right she wore make up and a darker hair do than on the left. That was when she first appeared on the show. Judge Simon Cowell laughed when she he originally saw her but her powerful voice stunned the crowd, and millions of YouTube viewers. Now Boyle wins the final competition this Saturday she will get to perform for the Queen, at the annual royal variety show."

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