Overview
- His extended 90-minute Legends slot set from June 29 is now available to stream on BBC One and iPlayer
- Stewart said he was “teary-eyed” during the emotional finale of Sailing and declared it his last Glastonbury appearance
- Joined by Ronnie Wood, Mick Hucknall and Lulu, he delivered a career-spanning performance despite recovering from Influenza A
- He devoted a rendition of “Love Train” to Ukraine, displaying Ukrainian flags to emphasize cultural solidarity
- The performance drew a crowd that social media users noted eclipsed Neil Young’s turnout on the Pyramid Stage