Glee star Jane Lynch has revealed that her performance of 'Vogue' was an experience she will never forget.
Lynch recorded the track and recreated its iconic video for the Madonna-themed episode in the show's first season.
"Making that Madonna video was such a labour of love and probably a highlight in my life that I'll always look back on", she told RTÉ Ten.
"I know it was Ryan Murphy's dream come true to make that and everyone worked so hard on the video - we had more production meetings for that particular number than anything else in Glee."
She added: "We started working on it last December, all through Christmas and didn't shoot it until March. It took me every day to get those dance moves right.
"I understand that she released a statement saying she was very happy with the whole episode and so she should be, it was homage to her."
Lynch also revealed that she would love the show to do a Bruce Springsteen episode.
"I hear rumours that we may do a Bruce Springsteen episode and I think something like that would be amazing," she said. "I'm a big fan!"
source: digitalspy
Lynch recorded the track and recreated its iconic video for the Madonna-themed episode in the show's first season.
"Making that Madonna video was such a labour of love and probably a highlight in my life that I'll always look back on", she told RTÉ Ten.
"I know it was Ryan Murphy's dream come true to make that and everyone worked so hard on the video - we had more production meetings for that particular number than anything else in Glee."
She added: "We started working on it last December, all through Christmas and didn't shoot it until March. It took me every day to get those dance moves right.
"I understand that she released a statement saying she was very happy with the whole episode and so she should be, it was homage to her."
Lynch also revealed that she would love the show to do a Bruce Springsteen episode.
"I hear rumours that we may do a Bruce Springsteen episode and I think something like that would be amazing," she said. "I'm a big fan!"
source: digitalspy
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