Chris Martin joins busker for impromptu duet

What readers are saying

RetiredLynnie
That's a lovely moment. The music spoke for itself.
TuggeranonCarol
How did the crowd recognise Chris Martin if Hanny didn't? Were people shouting or just checking their phones afterwards?
FootscrayChris
Worth noting Hanny's been busking around London for years - he played a pub gig in 2022 and another in August 2025. This wasn't some nobody who got lucky, he's a proper working musician. That changes how you read the whole thing.

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