Amy Winehouse to Arrive at Glastonbury by Helicopter

Amy Winehouse will arrive in style to the Glastonbury music festival on Saturday -- she'll be flying in by helicopter.

The Black to Black hitmaker, who was hospitalized after collapsing at her London home last week, is so desperate to perform at the event, organizers have offered to hire her a helicopter to fly her directly to the site.

A source says, "Amy was one of the first acts Glastonbury started talking to about performing this year, so they'll do all they can to help ensure she is fit to sing.

"Amy traveled by private plane to her recent show in Lisbon and she's been offered a helicopter to minimize the stress of traveling to Glastonbury."

The troubled star is expected to appear on stage at 10pm and will be followed by headliner Jay-Z.

The 24-year-old is also scheduled to perform at Nelson Mandela's 90th birthday concert in London's Hyde Park on Friday, and has left hospital for rehearsals.

Amy will have medics on standby at the show, and she will go straight back to hospital afterwards.

Amy has been diagnosed with scarring on her lungs which can lead to the deadly condition emphysema, but has been told her illness is treatable with nebulisers, which sprays a fine mist of medication directly into the lungs.