Madonna has offered to cover the cost of the late-night transport services put
in place by the NSW Government to accommodate her Sydney concert goers.
The extra services were put in place in anticipation of the singer's concerts
running until the early hours of the morning, with her Sunday night show runni
ng as late as 2am.
However a source close to Madonna told Daily Mail Australia on Sunday that the
57-year-old singer wasn't forced by the NSW Government to foot the bill but o
ffered to pay for the transport herself because 'she cares about her fans.'
'In knowing that the show is a late show, the tour had offered to cover the co
st of the arrangements for the transportation in advance,' the source revealed
.
'The overage was all sorted out in advance - a gesture to make sure her fans w
ouldn't be stranded,' the source explained.
'She cares deeply for her fans and wanted them to be able to get home - so obv
iously she wanted to do whatever she could to take care of them and if it mean
t paying the extra to keep the services going then that's what the tour was go
ing to do,' they added.
Daily Mail Australia has reached out to the NSW government in relation to the
claims.
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/tvshowbiz/article-3511075/Madonna-offered-pay-NSW-G
overnment-extra-late-night-transport-services-following-Sydney-concerts-goodwi
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娜姐相关人士对澳洲Daily Mail表示愿意支付雪梨深夜交通服务费用
由于雪梨两场很晚开唱，结束时已经是当地凌晨两点多
娜姐非常关心歌迷感受及交通问题愿意掏钱买单雪梨深夜交通费用
不过澳洲政府没有要求娜姐买单
雪梨两场拍DVD关系拖很晚开唱
不过拖很晚没比基因拍摄迈阿密两场严重迟到情形
娜姐还满在乎歌迷感受，所以愿意掏钱付钱深夜交通费用