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Bruce Springsteen has gifted a guitar pick to a little girl at his recent concert in Belfast.
'The Boss' kicked off the Irish leg of his tour at Boucher Road last night (Thursday May 9) to a crowd of over 40,000 people.
Springsteen was videoed climbing onto the crowed barrier to give the young fan his guitar pick and a hug, with a man believed to be her father seen hugging the US musician as well.
Aiken Promotions posted a video of the heartwarming moment on Instagram, seeking the name of the lucky fan.
They stated, "Who’s our Lucky Girl? Help us find her!"
The mother of the girl commented below the video to reveal her daughter is named Farrah Lavery.
An Instagram user said the exchange was "a beautiful moment that girl will never forget" while another commented, "An amazing memory for the rest of her life. Bruce is amazing!"
Watch the video below:
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Springsteen's next Irish gigs are at UPMC Nowlan Park in Kilkenny on May 12 and Croke Park in Dublin on May 19.
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