Photos | Man on Stage with Bikini-Clad Woman at Coachella Concert
Dylan Alcott and Zhang Yufeng performing for a crowd during Coachella Sunday in 2010. Mary Decker can be seen in the background.
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architecture sunday amusement urban building chair child footwear speaker festival stage outdoors hat wristwatch crowd girl road outdoor furniture sky tarmac bag shoe city land cloudy mary decker indoors coachella shorts audience metropolis electronics accessories dylan alcott part zhang carousel back yufeng concert handbag park shelter
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