One-hit miracle from the 80s looks unrecognizable on rare outing with duct-op-patches … Can you guess who it is?

Fans of one of the greatest one-hit miracles of the 1980s were for a surprise when the beloved singer behind the Cheerleader Anthem was seen on Wednesday on a rare outing in LA.

The Mickey hit maker, now 81, looked almost unrecognizable when she got out in a black and white geometric robe, worlds away from her iconic music video look from 1982.

The pop star kept a low profile in oversized hues and still rocked her characteristic jet-black hair to her showbizz-height days, including choreography work on American Graffiti, a role of lead dancer in the beach film Pajama Party from 1964 and a performance in the Elvis Classica Las Vegas.

Despite her youthful glow and cheerful attitude, fans could not help it, but her slippers hosts held together and can be clearly tired for support during the sunny walk.

Can you guess the icon from the 80s?

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Fans of one of the greatest one-hit miracles of the 1980s were for a surprise when the beloved singer behind the Cheerleader Anthem was spotted on Wednesday on a rare outing in LA

The Mickey hit maker, now 81, looked almost unrecognizable when she got out in a black and white geometric robe, worlds away from her iconic music video look from 1982

Despite her youthful glow and cheerful attitude, fans could not help it, but noticing her slippers and clearly duct-tasted for support during the sunny walk

If you said Toni Basil – you are absolutely right!

More recently, Toni chore the Quentin Tarantino 2019 film Once Upon A Time in Hollywood at the age of 75.

She also made a short, not -founded cameo, which besides Sharon Tate (played by Margot Robbie) danced during a Pan AM flight scene in the openings of the film.

“I knew Sharon,” Basil said The New York TimesReferring to Sharon Tate.

“Whew. I also went out with Jay Sebring ‘ – Tate’s famous hairdresser, played by Emile Hirsch in the film.

Both Tate and Sebring were tragically murdered by the Manson family in August 1969 in the house she shared with husband Roman Polanski.

In addition to her choreography career, Basil also played, with roles in contraculture classics such as Easy Rider (1969) and Five Easy Pieces (1970), both helped to define the Tarantino film, Tace Tace.

Basil said she was traced by Tarantino’s Encyclopedic knowledge of her work – even reminding her unusual duet with Davy Jones, Daddy’s Song, in the film Head of the Monkees from 1968.

If you said Toni Basil – you are absolutely right!; (seen in 2023)

Toni’s number Mickey was at the top of the charts in 1982

Her heyday of the Showbizz included choreography work on American Graffiti, a role of main dancer in the beach film Pajama Party from 1964 and a performance in the Elvis classic Viva Las Vegas

More recently, Toni chore the Quentin Tarantino 2019 film Once Upon A Time in Hollywood at the age of 75;

His dance expertise from the 60s also left her stunned.

When Basil said that Bonanza star Michael Landon once danced ‘The Freddie’ on Hullabaloo, Tarantino immediately got up and demonstrated the movements themselves – fluctuating from side and hit his arms over his hull.

“Not many people know that dance,” Basil said. “I certainly don’t know any other director who can dance it. When Quentin did the Freddie, I thought to myself: “Well, I will never pull the wool over the eyes of this guy.” ‘

Basil was born on September 22, 1943 Antonia Christina Basilotta in Philadelphia.

With a Vaudeville artist for a mother and an orchestra leader for a father, Showbiz was in her blood. From Italian descent, she was raised in Las Vegas after her father moved the family for work.

She graduated from Las Vegas High School in 1961, where she served as Head Cheerleader – a role that would later help to define her characteristic style.

The iconic Cheerleader outfit she wore in the Mickey video was not a costume -it was her actual high school uniform, which was reused decades later for one of the most unforgettable POP visuals of the 1980s.