By Cara Sulieman
SCOTS singing star Susan Boyle is almost certain to be asked to take part in recording a Song for Haiti.
Showbiz reports across the globe were quick to say SuBo had already been signed up for the single which is being masterminded by her friend and mentor Simon Cowell.
But the superstar from West Lothian revealed today she was still to get a call to take part in the biggest fundraising record since Band Aid.
Today, just hours after the Britain’s Got Talent boss revealed he had been approached by the Prime Minister and promised to “make it happen”, Susan said she was still waiting on news.
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She admitted: “I haven’t heard anything about it”.
But big-hearted Boyle – a keen churchgoer from a close knit family – would almost certainly agree.
More media savvy than ever, she politely said that she couldn’t talk about any project without permission from her advisors.
But leaving her home in Blackburn, West Lothian, with two family members, yesterday the superstar star smiled and posed for photographers in the winter sun.
Wearing a long grey button-up cardigan with a white overcoat on top, she then gave her trademark thumbs up to reporters asking about the single before jumping into a waiting green car.
Gordon Brown
Simon Cowell – whose label, SyCo, SuBo is signed to – revealed his plans at the National Television Awards on Wednesday night.
He said that Gordon Brown had asked him to help raise funds for the stricken island.
Simon said: “We are going to do a single. I’ve got to get it together in 48 hours.
“I wanted to do something for Haiti and we had a request from the Prime Minister to put a record together.”
And he is expected to call on his stable of performers to put the single together in the space of a few days.
It isn’t the first celebrity fundraiser for the earthquake-hit island – U2 and Jay-Z have already recorded their own charity record, which they will perform at George Clooney’s Hope For Haiti telethon tomorrow (Fri).
