Photos | Leonard Cohen Takes the Stage in Fedora and Suit
Leonard Cohen wows the crowd at the 2009 Coachella music festival with his captivating performance and stylish headgear.
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tie string group activities headgear formal leisure music speaker chair eos stage music band arts microphone hat performing solo musician furniture entertainer guitarist performance art glasses coachella wear electronics performer electric accessories musical instrument recreation april spring canon device guitar fedora rock concert concert leonard cohen crowd singer electrical
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