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Old 05-10-2016, 04:21 AM
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On either the Tango tour or Behind the Mask tour in Pittsburgh someone in the audience was tossing a Frisbee around. At one point, I think it was during Don't Stop, it landed on the stage and Stevie picked it up and threw it back.

Another time, I think it was during the Mirror tour, she had done the spoken word part of Has Anyone Ever Written Anything For You, and made it about Woodstock. Then some fan jumped up on stage and gave her a hug. Security had to come and drag him off. She said to the audience something about not being afraid and that we shouldn't be afraid either. She handled it really well.

One of my favorites was at the Starlake Amphitheater. I want to say it was the Street Angel tour but I could be wrong. I wasn't used to hearing her speak much but during Outside the Rain and Dreams a storm started up on the horizon surrounding the outdoor theater. When the song ended she said something like "Did you see the lightning? There was lightning all around us it was, like, totally cool". And I was floored that she sounded like a valley girl when she said "like, totally cool". LOL
You are from Pittsburgh? I was at those shows too. The Street Angel show had her sing Edge of 17 with the microphone in her hand. Very rare and yes the lightening added to the show.

I love it when she talks like a valley girl.

Check this out. In Ohio during the Wild Heart tour after Dreams she says "They'rrrre here" Like from the movie Poltergeist. In 1982 and 1983 this was a common saying because of that movie.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MIxL...o9eUVw&index=6
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