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A video of Aerosmith frontman Steven Tyler singing with a street musician in Moscow has gone viral. The 50-second clip posted to YouTube on September 4 shows Tyler singing his band's 1997 hit, "I Don't Want to Miss a Thing," with a local street performer.
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Tyler and the band were in town to play a free open-air concert Saturday for Moscow City Day, an event celebrating the capital's 868th birthday.
This isn't the first time the Aerosmith frontman has taken to the streets to perform his band's classics. Music website Ultimate Classic Rock reported that in June 2014, Tyler posted a video of himself playing the Aerosmith song "Dream On" on a homemade instrument made of glass bottles in Helsinki, while in May 2014 Tyler joined two street musicians in Vilnius, Lithuania, to sing the band's 1994 classic, "Crazy."
Rolling Stone reported in 2010 that Tyler had performed an impromptu karaoke show over the P.A. at a California hardware store.
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