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Hear every queer cover on Lady Gaga's Born This Way 10th anniversary album

Listen to Ben Platt cover "You and I," Years & Years cover "The Edge of Glory," Kylie Minogue take on "Marry the Night," and more LGBTQIA+ artists and allies on Gaga's official Born This Way re-release.

By

Joey Nolfi

Updated on June 25, 2021 03:20PM EDT

Lady Gaga is rebirthing Born This Way as an even gayer album in celebration of the iconic LP's 10-year anniversary.

Mother Monster has re-released her signature 2011 album — which launched the titular No. 1 single and sold over 1 million copies across its first week of release — with reimagined versions of her classic songs performed by artists from the LGBTQIA+ community and their staunch allies.

Bounce legend Big Freedia kicked things off with a groovy cover of the album's second single "Judas," country-pop star Orville Peck unveiled a cover of Gaga's own "Born This Way (The Country Road Version)," which initially dropped after the original album's debut, Kylie Minogue covered "Marry the Night," and Years & Years recorded a rendition of "The Edge of Glory," before the full album finally dropped on Friday.

Orville Peck, Lady Gaga 2011, Big Freedia — Erika Goldring/FilmMagic; Jeff Kravitz/FilmMagic; Paras Griffin/Getty Images

Below, hear every Born This Way cover for your Pride month listening pleasure.

"You and I" by Ben Platt

"Highway Unicorn (Road To Love)" by The Highwomen, Brittney Spencer, Madeline Edwards

"The Edge of Glory" by Years & Years

"Marry the Night" by Kylie Minogue

"Born This Way (The Country Road Version)" by Orville Peck

"Judas" by Big Freedia

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