Rod Stewart's 'Military-Style' Glastonbury Build-up Ahead of Legends Set

Rod Stewart's 'military-style' Glastonbury build-up ahead of legends set

But he's still been partying to the early hours at the festival

Rod Stewart admits he stole one of his signature songs, claims he 'never earned a penny' from it

Rod Stewart at UNICEF concert in 1979; Richard E. Aaron/Redferns While making the press rounds ahead of his performance at the U.K.’s Glastonbury Festival on Sunday, Rod Stewart openly admitted to ripping off one of his most famous songs — but he seems to think it’s OK because he didn’t profit from the theft. While talking to The Times of London, Rod’s #1 hit “Da Ya Think I’m Sexy?” comes up. The paper notes that the chorus of the song is “remar…

Rod Stewart's Glastonbury set secrets revealed after 'military style' build-up - The Mirror

Sir Rod Stewart is set for another epic Glastonbury Festival performance with his 90-minute set at Worthy Farm on Sunday said to be setting the rocker back £300,000

Rod Stewart admits he stole one of his signature songs, claims he never earned a penny from it - Everett Post

While making the press rounds ahead of his performance at the U.K.’s Glastonbury Festival on Sunday, Rod Stewart openly admitted to ripping off one of his most famous songs — but he seems to think it’s OK because he didn’t profit from the theft. While talking to The Times of London, Rod’s #1 hit “Da Ya Think I’m Sexy?” comes up. The paper notes that the chorus of the song is “remarkably similar” to the chorus of a song called “Taj Mahal,” by Bra…

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