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GLASTONBURY — When an American singer played in the "Legend" slot on the final day of the festival, it was a sunny romance between Diana Ross and Glastonbury's rejoicers.
Ross, wearing a shimmering gown that doubles as a small chandelier, a feather headdress, and earrings, started the party at "I'm Coming Out."
The singer and actress, who sold over 100 million records worldwide, gained her fame in the 1960s Motown group The Supremes before starting her solo career in 1970. did.
Her Supremes songs "Baby Love", "Stop!" You Can't Hurry "and" You Can't Hurry "entertained her audience. "A lot of songs about love," she recalled.
78-year-old Ross was scheduled to play in Glastonbury in 2020, before the festival was canceled for two years by a pandemic.
"I stayed strong and decided to come here with you," she said. "I'm very excited."
Her set included "Thank You," the title track of the album, which was recorded pandemic and released in November 2021. .. Some TV viewers complained online that the legend of the soul missed notes on some songs.
It did nothing to calm down, and "there are no mountains high enough" and "I survive" left the crowd on the pyramid stage at high altitude.
Ross followed in the footsteps of Dolly Parton, Lionel Richie and Kylie Minogue in a slot on Sunday afternoon. This is one of the biggest draws at Worthy Farm.
US rapper Kendrick Lamar headlines on Sunday to end the festival in southwest England. (Report by Paul Sandle, edited by Frank Jack Daniel)
