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From the November 16, 2016 Playbill article: "Additionally, it was announced that Derek Hough, who will play Corny Collins in the musical, will sing “Ladies Choice” in this version of Hairspray. The number was originally created for the 2007 musical film adaptation for the character of Link, played on film by Zac Efron. Fierstein said that the number will be performed on The Corny Collins Show, and it will replace the “Madison,” which was used in the original Broadway production." Link here playbill. (Thanks for the question!) Flami72 (talk) 16:52, 22 November 2016 (UTC)Reply