Photos | Leonard Cohen's Musical Performance at Coachella 2009
Leonard Cohen, dressed in a suit and fedora, sings and plays guitar on stage, entertaining a crowd of fans at the Coachella music festival in 2009.
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2009-04-17T19:50:21-07:00
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