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“It’s not every day that you get to sing with the queen”: That time Pearl Jam’s Eddie Vedder teamed up with Beyoncé to perform a spine-tingling Bob Marley cover

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“It’s not every day that you get to sing with the queen”: That time Pearl Jam’s Eddie Vedder teamed up with Beyoncé to perform a spine-tingling Bob Marley cover

Eddie Vedder and Beyoncé, the killer double act you never knew you needed in your life

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