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Gaga told Harper's Bazaar... Email Print Related News "Glee" and "Modern Family" honored by gay group Mon, Apr 11 2011 Scribe Joe Eszterhas back with new erotic thriller Thu, Apr 7 2011 Country singer Chely Wright engaged to gay activist Thu, Apr 7 2011 Bob Dylan gets rapturous reception at China concert Thu, Apr 7 2011 Grammy Awards cut 31 categories in big overhaul Wed, Apr 6 2011 Analysis & Opinion Obama, Trump and the 2012 elections McIlroy and Woods still have reasons to be positive Related Topics Entertainment » Fashion » Music » People » 1 / 2 A combination photograph (L to R) shows U.S. singer Lady Gaga arriving at the 30th Brit Awards ceremony at Earl's Court in London February 16, 2010 and British designer Alexander McQueen arriving at the 2004 British Fashion awards at the Victoria and Albert museum in London November 2, 2004. Lady Gaga says she did not write her latest hit song, ''Born This Way,'' but rather the late British fashion designer Alexander McQueen did so when he channeled it through her from beyond the grave. Gaga told Harper's Bazaar magazine in a recent interview that McQueen, who committed suicide by hanging on February 11, 2010, ''planned the whole thing: Right after he died, I wrote 'Born This Way.' I think he's up in heaven with fashion strings in his hands, marionetting away, planning this whole thing.'' Credit: Reuters/Matt Dunham and Luke Macgregor LOS ANGELES | Wed Apr 13, 2011 4:18pm EDT LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - Lady Gaga says she did not write her latest hit song, "Born This Way," but rather the late British fashion designer Alexander McQueen did so when he channeled it through her from beyond the grave. Gaga told Harper's Bazaar magazine that McQueen, who committed suicide by hanging on February 11, 2010, "planned the whole thing: Right after he died, I wrote 'Born This Way.' I think he's up in heaven with fashion strings in his hands, marionetting away, planning this whole thing.'" When the singer's label decided to release the "Born This Way" single on the exact one-year anniversary of McQueen's death, Gaga said it confirmed her belief that the British designer was working through her. It was not she who wrote the song, Gaga said. "He did!", she told the magazine in an interview for its May edition. McQueen, 40, and Gaga were close friends. The singer wore his iconic lobster-claw shoes in her "Bad Romance" music video and paid emotional tribute to him in a performance at the Brit Awards in London a week after his death. In a fashion spread for the magazine, Gaga sports her new trademark "facial horns" -- spikes on her face that appear to be protruding from beneath her skin. The bizarre bumps, also on her shoulders, have been part of a new look ever since she debuted the "Born This Way" single at the Grammy Awards in February, leading to speculation that Gaga either had plastic surgery or is wearing prosthetics. "I have never had plastic surgery," Gaga said. She said the protrusions are "not prosthetics, they're my bones." The singer insisted the bones have always been inside her, adding: "I have been waiting for the right time to reveal to the universe who I truly am." Gaga, known for stunts like setting her piano on fire and wearing a raw meat dress, went on to say that the bones "come out when I'm inspired" and that everyone has them because they are "the light from inside of us." (Reporting by Zorianna Kit; Editing by Jill Serjeant) Entertainment Fashion Music People Tweet this Share this Link this Digg this Email Reprints We welcome comments that advance the story directly or with relevant tangential information. 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