The day Live Aid rocked the world

Telegraph Features Writer Mick Brown was in Wembley Stadium during Live Aid, 1985.

From one man’s vision to halt famine in Ethiopia, to a stadium packed with 72,000 fans and a television audience of over a billion, Mick Brown relives the world’s most famous rock concert. He captures the atmosphere, the spectacle and the scope of this unique event, and its legacy three decades later.

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