Harry Styles duets with Stevie Nicks in a tribute to Christine McVie

Harry Styles made a surprise entrance into Stevie Nicks' commanding set at the BST Hyde Park concert series, igniting a magical collaboration that thrilled London's audience. Their duet, weaving through classics like "Stop Dragging My Heart Around" and the poignant "Landslide," marked a poignant tribute. Nicks, addressing the crowd, revealed her heartfelt motive: honouring Christine McVie on what would have been her 81st birthday.

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“At the end of the show, since the end of last year and since Christine passed away, I would say something about her, and I asked Harry to do this with me and it’s a lot to ask someone to sing a heavy song about a best friend that died so suddenly and so sadly. What I want to say to you is that Christine was Harry’s girl, she was my girl, she was your girl, and she loved all of you, and today would’ve been her birthday,” Stevie Nicks said.

Styles, adorned with an intricately embroidered songbird pin, paid subtle homage to McVie's enduring influence, particularly her soulful rendition in "Songbird" from Fleetwood Mac's iconic "Rumours" album of 1977.

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