The Glastonbury Music Festival came to a close with a performance from Beyonce, one of music's biggest names.
Pop diva Beyonce strutted her stuff in hot pants and a gold sequined jacket in a powerful performance to close the Glastonbury Festival 2011.
Beyonce opened her set by belting out "Crazy in Love" to the thousands of fans who had gathered in front of the Pyramid stage.
The pop diva and her dancers performed other chartbusters, including "Single Ladies," "Naughty Girl," "Halo," "Survivor" and "Baby Boy," as well as "Run The World (Girls)."
The singer also performed Etta James' "At Last," with giant images of US President Barack Obama flashing on screens behind her. Beyonce had performed to this song at President Obama's Inaugural Ball in 2009.
Beyonce's performance was watched by husband Jay-Z and actress Gwyneth Paltrow.
Beyonce once said she fell in love with the Glastonbury Festival after watching husband Jay-Z perform three years ago.
The pop diva and her dancers performed in sky-high heels, packing in an explosive performance.
The R&B diva made Glastonbury history as the first female artist to headline the main stage at the festival.
She also performed songs from her new album, Beyonce 4.
On Twitter, fans labeled Beyonce's headline act as "amazing" and "extraordinary."
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