Live Performances
A Junior Vasquez remix of the song was performed at the 1995 BRIT Awards, Madonna wore a white Versace dress and long hair extensions, an image similar to the Versace advertisement campaign she was promoting. This performance was ranked number 4 on Marie Claire Magazine's "30 Best Brit Award Moments" list. Madonna has only featured the song on one of her concert tours, the 2004 Re-Invention World Tour, using elements from the Orbital remix and shown as a video interlude. It was shot in April 2004 at Culver Studios in Culver City, California and contained scenes of Madonna wearing a white costume (very similar to the costume she used in her "Sorry" music video) singing in front of a mirror and laying down on a big scanner. A beautiful white horse can be seen with her during the video riding on a white desert and running through white sheets.
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