A still-grieving mom says her late daughter inspired Lady Gaga on her path to superstardom, and wants the “Poker Face” pop icon to give the tragic teen her due.
Yana Morgana is seeking the rights to release the dozen or so songs her daughter, Lina, recorded with Gaga — then Stefani Germanotta — before Lina committed suicide at age 19.
And she wants the “Paparazzi” princess to acknowledge it was Lina Morgana’s dark, edgy style that helped create Lady Gaga.
“I’m doing this because I want to keep her spirit alive,” Yana, 41, told The Post. “Lady Gaga is holding Lina’s soul, and I want her soul to be free.”
Music producer Rob Fusari introduced the pair at his New Jersey studio in early 2007, in the hope Germanotta’s songwriting and Morgana’s singing would generate hits.
Via Post