Grandpa Woodstock, 65, shows a peace sign as he and his wife, Queen Estar, 87, hang out near the original site of the Woodstock Music Festival on Friday in Bethel, N.Y. Both were attendees of the original 1969 music festival. A concert at Bethel Woods to
Grandpa Woodstock, 65, shows a peace sign as he and his wife, Queen Estar, 87, hang out near the original site of the Woodstock Music Festival on Friday in Bethel, N.Y. Both were attendees of the original 1969 music festival. A concert at Bethel Woods today will commemorate the 40th anniversary of the start of the three-day show attended by hundreds of thousands that came to a farm field and provided a defining moment for the '60s. Stephen Chernin, Associated Press
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Grandpa Woodstock, 65, shows a peace sign as he and his wife, Queen Estar, 87, hang out near the original site of the Woodstock Music Festival on Friday in Bethel, N.Y. Both were attendees of the original 1969 music festival. A concert at Bethel Woods today will commemorate the 40th anniversary of the start of the three-day show attended by hundreds of thousands that came to a farm field and provided a defining moment for the '60s generation.

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