YouTubePoliticsNewsWatch Cher sing ‘Happiness Is a Thing Called Joe’ in support of BidenThe Goddess of Pop closed out a show in support of the Democratic candidateShareLink copied ✔️October 26, 2020PoliticsNewsTextPatrick Benjamin Cher has sung a song for Joe Biden, closing Sunday’s I WIll Vote concert in support of the Democratic presidential hopeful with a cover of “Happiness Is a Thing Called Joe”. The live-streamed show also featured remote performances from P!nk, John Legend, Foo Fighters, and Jon Bon Jovi, as well as guest appearances from the likes of Armie Hammer, Helen Mirren, and Billy Porter. “As a black, queer, cisgendered man, I march in celebration for how far we’ve come, and in protest for how far we have to go. So remember to get out and vote this November and make your voices heard,” Porter says in the show, before launching into a heartfelt cover of Buffalo Springfield’s “For What It’s Worth”. Cher stole the show however with her concert-closer, for which she tweaked the lyrics of Harold Arlen and Yip Harburg’s classic to give a shoutout to “President Joe”. “He’s got a smile that makes the lilacs want to grow,” she sings as pictures of a grinning Biden fade in and out. “He’s got a way that makes the angels heave and sigh, when they know President Joe’s passing by.” Catch Cher’s number below, or if you’ve got two and half hours to spare, you can watch the full concert here. Expand your creative community and connect with 15,000 creatives from around the world.READ MORE‘No more DOGE’: New York’s Tesla protesters send a message to MuskHow the US election is dividing young leftists InstagramHow to build community online, according to Instagram’s Rings creatorsThe best memes about Donald Trump’s guilty verdict The Tories are trying to stop young people from voting Climate Crisis: Why migrant justice is now more important than everWhy this UAL grad wants her tuition fees refundedUK university students now can’t afford to eatWatch out, people who use drugs: Priti Patel wants to steal your passportWhat would happen if we all just stopped paying our bills?‘It’s apocalyptic’: young climate activists on the UK heatwave‘I’ll be voting for anyone but them’: why young Tories are jumping ship