Celebrities support charity single
Race for Life supporters and a host of
celebrities unite for charity record
Over 20 celebrities and hundreds of women from across the UK
have lent their voices to re-record Cyndi Lauper's 1980s
classic "Girls Just Wanna Have Fun" to launch the Race for Life
2010 event series.
The track is led by DJ and singer, Sonique, who is currently
undergoing treatment for breast cancer. The single will be released
on 26 April to mark the start of Race for Life
events and sold exclusively by official Race for Life partner,
Tesco, and available to download on iTunes. All proceeds will go
directly to Cancer Research UK.
Sonique, who is returning to the microphone for the first time
since her diagnosis last June, is joined by a host of female
celebrities including Coronation Street's Kym Marsh, actress
Caroline Quentin, Big Brother star Nicola T, WAG Danielle Lloyd and
the X-Factor's Lucie Jones.
The track also features a number of inspirational women who have
been personally affected by cancer. We've also been collecting
contributions from women across the UK during our shopping
centre tour over the last six weeks.
Add your voice to the single
If you’re interested in recording your voice for the single,
visit the Race for Life stand between 12pm – 6pm at the following
locations:
Saturday 6 March
Cascade, Portsmouth
Buchanan Galleries, Glasgow
Saturday 13 March
Westfield, Derby
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