Madonna Removes Luther Vandross Pic From AIDS Tribute After MAJOR Mix-Up!
perezhilton.comMadonna is making a correction to one part of her tour! During The Celebration Tour, the 65-year-old singer has paid tribute to several of her late friends and other celebrities who have died from AIDS.
She’s done so through a video montage as she sings her 1986 song Live to Tell. The public figures honored include Herb Ritts, Freddie Mercury, and Keith Haring. Related: Madonna Takes HARD Tumble Onstage At Seattle Show!
Ouch! It is a very touching moment in the show. But there was a little problem with the tribute! While performing in Sacramento, California, on Saturday, she added a new person to it — singer Luther Vandross. But the issue there is that the R&B artist died in 2005 due to complications from a prior stroke, and not AIDS.
So when his image popped up in the tribute, his estate was shocked. And they wanted the mistake fixed ASAP! A spokesperson told Page Six: While Luther was alive, he faced speculation he had AIDS.
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