Photo: Gina Wetzler/Redferns; Harold Cunningham/Getty Images Genesis performed their final show as a band on Saturday night, giving one last invisible touch to their five decades of spellbindingly intricate prog rock and even more wildly catchy pop. Phil Collins, Mike Rutherford, and synth smokeshow Tony Banks captivated the audience at London’s O2 Arena, but it was someone off the stage who also garnered a huge amount of fanfare.
The Duke of Solsbury Hill, Peter Gabriel, was watching his former bandmates from the crowd, which Collins confirmed with some mid-show banter: “Maybe he’s the one shouting for ‘Supper’s Ready.’ I don’t know!” Gabriel didn’t join the trio for any songs, pre-1975 era or otherwise, or, by eyewitness accounts, dress up as the Slipperman. It’s really like their Rock Hall induction all over again. If Brian Eno does the same thing during Roxy Music’s upcoming reunion tour, it’ll officially be a trend.
was he wearing a jacket?
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