London, Sep 8 : David Hasselhoff is all set to return to Germany for celebrating the anniversary of his greatest personal triumph—singing at the fall of the Berlin Wall.

The actor cum singer wowed "a million people" in Germany - home of his biggest, most devoted fan base - when the Berlin Wall was brought down in 1989.

And now, the star will be heading back to help Germans celebrate the 20th anniversary of the historical moment, of which he was a significant part.

"I sang to a million people there in 1989,” the Sun quoted him as having told People.

"I sang Looking for Freedom the night the Wall came down. I''m going back this year,” he added.

And Hoffman has indicated that when he takes the stage in front of his European followers, he might choose to sing some of his Rat Pack favourites.

David performed a Rat Pack-style version of Nina Simone''s ‘Feeling Good’ on ‘America''s Got Talent’.

"I decided to try and do something indicative of the kind of show I would like to do on the road,” he said

"When I was over in Germany, I played to the German markets and it was all pop.

"I have done Broadway, the West End, Vegas, (musicals) Chicago, and The Producers. I decided to do something I wanted to do and that''s Rat Pack. I love the Rat Pack,” he added. (ANI)