Front-row fanatics: Pitchfork’s best view means 8-hour wait

For Tina Klementzos of Oak Park, Ill., seeing indie-folk musician Sufjan Stevens perform live at Chicago’s Pitchfork music festival Saturday evening was going to be deeply personal experience. “My grandma passed away, and his album [‘Seven Swans’] really hit me, it really helped me,” Klementzos, 28, said. “He’s amazing — he’s going through similar stuff too […]

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