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LOS ANGELES (Reuters) – Lady Gaga's newborn Madonna-influenced azygos "Born This Way" is expected to storm the U.S. charts this week after record-setting radio endeavor and more than 450,000 downloads, penalization business sources say.

And the diversion azygos also has the blessing of Madonna, Lady Gaga said.

"Born This Way" -- which fans and penalization critics hit likened to the 1989 vocalist hit "Express Yourself" -- had sold more than 450,000 downloads in the prototypal threesome life since its promulgation on Friday, Billboard said quoting business sources.

It also had a record-setting 4,602 radio plays in the United States, according to Nielsen. That should wager the azygos entry at No.1 when the Billboard Hot 100 charts are released on Wednesday, Billboard said.

Lady Gaga addressed Madonna's impact in an attendance on the "Tonight Show with diplomatist Leno" on Monday.

"There is rattling no digit that is a more doting and doting vocalist follower than me. I am the hugest follower personally and professionally," the 24-year-old vocaliser told Leno.

"Well, the beatific news is that I got an e-mail from her people, and her sending me their fuck and rank hold on behalf of the single, and if the challenger says it shall be, then it shall be," she said.

Lady Gaga, who won threesome Grammys on Sun after a headline-grabbing incoming encased in a giant egg, will make her concert entry on cable steer HBO in May.

HBO said on weekday that it would tape the singer's Feb 21 and 22 concerts at Madison Square Garden in New York for a May 7 broadcast.

"Born This Way" is the prototypal azygos from a newborn Lady Gaga medium regular for promulgation on May 23.

The vocaliser and performance creator told Leno on weekday that the mirky egg in which she arrived at the Grammys was in fact a "vessel" and said she had been exclusive it for threesome life before her performance on Sunday.

(Reporting by Jill Serjeant, editing by Christine Kearney)

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