The pop legend reprised the Elvis drag she first donned in the video for her 1995 single "Walking in Memphis" for the charity concert.

Cher broke out one of her best musical bits last night at the annual Love Rocks NYC benefit concert, taking the stage dressed as Elvis Presley to perform Marc Cohn's "Walking in Memphis." Donning a pristine Presley pompadour wig and a pink shirt with a massive collar,

Cher impersonated Elvis Presley, complete with a moussed-up pompadour wig, to sing "Walking in Memphis" during the Love Rocks NYC Benefit Concert on Thursday, March 6.

Cher, Beck Trey Anastasio and Alicia Keys were just four of the highlights of Thursday night's ninth annual Love Rocks NYC Benefit Concert for God's Love We Deliver. Held at New York's Beacon Theatre,

Love Rocks NYC benefit concert, which supports the God's Love We Deliver charity, took over Beacon Theatre on Thursday (March 6) night, featuring musical performances by everyone from Cher to Beck to Alicia Keys to Bill Murray (yes,

This year’s Love Rocks NYC benefit concert will have a dual purpose. The ninth annual installment of the event at the Beacon Theatre in New York will aid God’s Love We Deliver as usual, but also throw support behind Project Angel Food in Los Angeles as a response to the devastating area wildfires.

Over her six-decade career, Cher has proven that she is strong enough to do it all. And on Thursday night at the 9th annual Love Rocks NYC benefit for God’s Love We Deliver, that included dressing in male drag as the King.

Celebs hit the stage in NYC last night to help raise money for God's Love We Deliver, an organization dedicated to providing food for people with HIV/AIDS and other serious illnesses ... and people affected by January's wildfires in L.