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From the Ice Cream Man to the Hula Hoopers, a Salute to Bonnaroo's Loyal Fans

June 19, 2007 6:54 PM ET

We salute you, citizens of the 'Roo. To wrap up our Bonnaroo 2007 coverage, we offer this Rock Daily montage of fan antics, featuring special appearances by the Ice Cream Man, Regina Spektor, hippie hula-hoopers, and assorted other good-natured freaky people.

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