Glastonbury 2010: Scissor Sisters, Pet Shops Boys Wow Worthy Farm

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Saturday 26th June 2010 by | Photos by WENN.com

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June 26 2010 - The second day of this year's Glastonbury festival continues with performances from Shakira, Seasick Steve, Scissor Sisters and The Dead Weather.

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