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Live at the 2012 Bridge School Benefit

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Eddie Vedder was able to soak in the Bridge School performances quietly, without being spotted. The Pearl Jam singer would later provide the biggest surprise of Day One by playing two songs prior to Guns N' Roses' set.

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