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GOING GAGA, GONE!

2/9/09 // 2:47 PM

NOT even being dropped on her pretty little head can faze ever-ready Lady GaGa.

The New York belle found herself flat on her back when three dancers lost their balance while lifting her across the stage at her Liverpool show.

But the chart-topping pop pro was soon back on her feet and singing Liverpool’s praises.

She said: “Liverpool is really the birth of the sexual revolution for women, with the birth of The Beatles.

Pleased

“Without them I don’t think that women would be taking their cardigans off in hallways.

“I’m pleased to see that it’s mostly women who are dominating the charts.”

And we can hope to see a lot more of Lady GaGa, 22, in the UK because the US simply does not get her yet.

She said: “America thinks I’m strange. They like my music but they think I’m very strange. I couldn’t care less.

“What’s so powerful about being in the UK is that there’s such an open and free spirit about pop music.

“Over the next 25 years I intend to prove that I am an artist, and not just a celebrity who dresses well.

“Pop music historically produces joy, which we all could use right now during this terrible recession.”

Hear hear.