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Boyle: 'I Don't Want It to End'

By Drew Nelles, Newser Staff

Posted Jul 18, 2009 10:32 AM CDT

(Newser) – In her first formal interview since losing Britain’s Got Talent, Susan Boyle tells the Today show she never wants to lose her unlikely star status, Access Hollywood reports. “Being plucked from obscurity, it’s like a long journey, really,” Boyle says to Meredith Viera in a segment that will air on July 22. “You don’t know how it’s going to end. I don’t want it to end!”

Boyle also earns some compliments from her host: “You look gorgeous, I’m loving the hair. You’ve had a slight little makeover?” Viera asks. “Just a slight one. I brush up quite well,” Boyle responds. Despite the pressures of fame—she was hospitalized for exhaustion at the height of SuBo mania—Boyle is currently recording an album and says she’s having a “wonderful time.”

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Susan Boyle, whose performance on television show Britain's Got Talent sparked global interest, outside her home in Blackburn, Scotland, revealing a new look after undergoing a makeover. (AP Photo / Andrew Milligan ,PA)

Susan Boyle, in April. (AP Photo/Andrew Milligan-pa)

Britain's Got Talent contestant Susan Boyle outside the Birmingham National Indoor Arena, central England after the first show of Britain's Got Talent live tour Friday June 12, 2009. (AP Photo/ Lewis Whyld, PA)

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