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the orthopaedic tumor specialists at the Mass General are
among the most respected in the country. I would think they would try for the easiest bone which is most accessibly, likely to cause you the least pain and require the least annoyance (avoiding use of crutches, causing you the least difficulty bending or getting out of bed) Not knowing where it is but based on a best bet, it sounds like your clavicle may be the way to go, unless the "hip" lesion is infact in your pelvic bone and in an "unupholstered" area.
Feel free to ask the many knowledgeable people on this board when you know more, but chances are, if it is the clavicle and it is superficial it won't particularly painful or disabling.
Let us know when you know more.
All the best
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