The Pretender has been taking in the sites as a First Bus driver, leaving fans of the famous frontman stunned ahead of the sellout show on Monday June 17.
One of the world's most famous rockstars appears to have been turning heads in Glasgow recently as the city prepares for the arrival of the Foo Fighters.
To celebrate the band's arrival later this month, First Bus hired a lookalike to join its ranks in a nod to the famous frontman on the long road to ruin. He's not like the others but the lookalike also took in city sights along Buchanan Street and round George Square in his new driver get up. First Bus will run special services frequently from 6pm onwards to collect gig-goers from O’Neill’s bar and drop passengers on Cathcart Road behind Hampden’s West Stand. A return service will also be in operation, taking passengers back into the city centre via the same route.
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