Photos | Morrissey Rocks the FYF Fest
Singer Morrissey performs to an excited crowd at the FYF Fest at the Natural History Museums of Los Angeles County. He dons a blue shirt and jeans, accessorized with a necklace and ring, as he belts into a microphone and strums his guitar.
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