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Fraser Lewry

Watch Iron Maiden legend Bruce Dickinson sing the Star Spangled Banner for 66,000 NFL fans in Pittsburgh

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Bruce Dickinson takes the field in Pittsburgh.

Bruce Dickinson has become the latest musician to perform The Star Spangled Banner at an NFL game in the US.

The Iron Maiden frontman took the field in front of 66.347 fans at the Acrisure Stadium in Pittsburgh ahead of the Pittsburgh Steelers' first home game of the season, against the Seattle Seahawks, giving the US national anthem the full air siren treatment as helicopters flew overhead. Dickinson departed the field to prolonged "U.S.A! U.S.A!" chants, although, sadly, Eddie was nowhere to be seen.

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