Photos | The Who Rock the NY State Fair
The iconic British rock band The Who performs to a packed crowd at the NY State Fair in 2010, showcasing their incredible musicianship and dynamic stage presence. The use of lighting, speakers, and a variety of musical instruments, including cords, drums, and string instruments, brought their performance to life.
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