Photos | Leonard Cohen Rocks Coachella in Fedora and Suit
The legendary Leonard Cohen performs for a packed crowd at Coachella in 2009, looking sharp in his signature fedora and stylish suit.
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tie string group activities headgear formal leisure music leonard stage music band arts microphone hat performing musician entertainer guitarist performance art sun glasses coachella helmet wear rekognition_c performer electric accessories musical instrument recreation lighting device guitar fedora rock concert concert cohen crowd singer electrical
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