Bruce Springsteen settles an old score in Hyde Park

When Bruce Springsteen last played in Hyde Park, he overshot the curfew and had the power cut as he stood on stage with Paul McCartney playing a brace of Beatles covers.

It didn't go down well.

Springsteen's long-time guitarist Steve Van Zandt tweeted that he was "pissed" and asked "when did England become a police state?"; while then-London Mayor Boris Johnson criticised the move as "an excessively efficacious decision".

A few days later, Springsteen took to the stage in Dublin, flipped a giant electric switch and announced: "Before we were so rudely interrupted..." before picking up where he left off, literally, with the final minute of Twist And Shout.