Maybe Lindsay Lohan should resurrect her singing career.
We're all for a good comeback, and after absolutely killing it with her cover of Stevie Nicks' 1981 hit "Edge of Seventeen" at New York Republican Party Finance Committee chairman Matthew Mellon's 50th birthday on Tuesday (Feb. 11), we'd be pumped if rumors of Lohan's plans to return to music are true.
The song is a favorite of Lohan's as she's performed it live at the American Music Awards in 2005, and featured a cover of the tune on her 2005 album "A Little More Personal."
We're all for a good comeback, and after absolutely killing it with her cover of Stevie Nicks' 1981 hit "Edge of Seventeen" at New York Republican Party Finance Committee chairman Matthew Mellon's 50th birthday on Tuesday (Feb. 11), we'd be pumped if rumors of Lohan's plans to return to music are true.
The song is a favorite of Lohan's as she's performed it live at the American Music Awards in 2005, and featured a cover of the tune on her 2005 album "A Little More Personal."