South Philadelphia resident and stagehand, Anthony Bordoni, bottom, assists with the erection of the Rolling Stones’ stage at JFK Stadium in 1981. The Stones would start their tour in Philadelphia and promote the “Tattoo You” album. Later in the day, the Rolling Stones appeared for a soundcheck. © ROGER BARONE 1981
THE ROLLING STONES: JFK STADIUM (September 24, 1981)
~ by photosfromphilly on April 28, 2011.
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