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Glasto warms up as Bruce awaits Springsteen in festival surprise
(about 5 hours later)
Bruce Springsteen is to play his first UK festival at Glastonbury later, headlining the second day of the legendary music event. Bruce Springsteen has made a surprise appearance with an up-and-coming group on the new bands stage at the Glastonbury Festival.
Revellers enjoyed warm, sunny weather on Saturday after recent downpours, with Dizzee Rascal, Kasabian and Paolo Nutini also entertaining crowds. The Boss joined The Gaslight Anthem, who hail from his native New Jersey, for one song in the John Peel Tent.
Springsteen will later headline the main stage with his E Street Band in their first full UK festival slot.
Springsteen said he was looking forward to the gig and revealed he took advice from Coldplay star Chris Martin.Springsteen said he was looking forward to the gig and revealed he took advice from Coldplay star Chris Martin.
"He said it was very special and it's very close to the English heart." "He said it was very special and it's very close to the English heart," he told the BBC's Steve Lamacq.
Springsteen told the BBC's Steve Lamacq: "I'd read quite a lot about it before. "I'd read quite a lot about it before. Every year when you get the British music magazines it's always a big feature so I know it's a special gig."
"Every year when you get the British music magazines it's always a big feature so I know it's a special gig."
The festival has endured mixed weather this year
Fan Matt Kershaw, 25, from London, said: "He's one of those acts that you've got to see at some point in your life.Fan Matt Kershaw, 25, from London, said: "He's one of those acts that you've got to see at some point in your life.
"Others are just bands, but he's a bit bigger.""Others are just bands, but he's a bit bigger."
Phoebe Cullingworth, 19, from Oxford, said: "I like his music and I feel like it would be a crime if I didn't go and see him - he's someone huge who I've missed."Phoebe Cullingworth, 19, from Oxford, said: "I like his music and I feel like it would be a crime if I didn't go and see him - he's someone huge who I've missed."
Another rock veteran, Neil Young, closed the first night of the festival with a storming set on Friday.Another rock veteran, Neil Young, closed the first night of the festival with a storming set on Friday.
Lady GaGa gave a typically raunchy performance, while Lily Allen commanded a huge crowd on the main Pyramid Stage.Lady GaGa gave a typically raunchy performance, while Lily Allen commanded a huge crowd on the main Pyramid Stage.
Revellers enjoyed warm, sunny weather on Saturday after recent downpours, with Dizzee Rascal, Kasabian and Paolo Nutini also entertaining crowds.
More than 175,000 revellers are at the event, which has been run on Michael Eavis' dairy farm in Somerset for 39 years.More than 175,000 revellers are at the event, which has been run on Michael Eavis' dairy farm in Somerset for 39 years.