- LOS ANGELES: "American Idol" finalist Naima Adedapo was on the move.
- The funky 26-year-old dance instructor from Milwaukee injected African dance choreography into her lively rendition of Martha and the Vandellas' "Dancing in the Street" during the Fox talent competition's Motown-themed performance edition Wednesday.
"Idol" judge Jennifer Lopez told Adedapo that her routine gave her the "first little goose bumps of the night." Other singers who impressed the panel included 22-year-old unemployed rocker James Durbin of Santa Cruz, Calif., and 23-year-old spa concierge Jacob Lusk of Compton, Calif. Durbin wailed Stevie Wonder's "Living for the City," while Lusk belted out Marvin Gaye's "You're All I Need to Get By," which prompted Steven Tyler to emerge from the panel for a hug. One of the top 11 finalists will face elimination Thursday.

