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VIDEO: Bryan Adams superfan gets autograph tattooed from Penticton concert

Lori Capozzi was called up on stage by Adams who signed her shoulder with a Sharpie

To say Penticton resident Lori Capozzi is a huge Bryan Adams fan may be an understatement.

She鈥檚 seen the Canadian singer in concert more times than she can count but this time when the Canadian superstar was coming to her hometown, she knew she had to make it extra special.

Right away, Capozzi got floor seats but this time she made sure she was in the front row.

She created a sign that read: 鈥楤ryan I want your autograph to be my next tattoo.鈥 She held up her sign at the sold-out Sept. 11 concert in Penticton.

Adams noticed and then called her on stage.

鈥淚 never, ever expected Bryan to pull me up on stage and autograph my shoulder,鈥 said Capozzi. 鈥淚 saw him look at the sign a few times. My husband told me, 鈥業t will never happen,鈥 and I replied, 鈥楲et me have fun trying.鈥濃

鈥淪o when Bryan started reading my sign, I started panicking saying, 鈥業s this really going to happen? I was so nervous I had a hard time making eye contact. But Bryan made that easier as he was making all the eye contact. I have to admit I was a little lost for words.鈥

Adams used a Sharpie and signed her shoulder.

It was a 鈥榙ream come true,鈥 said Capozzi who also managed a quick hug with the superstar.

And true to her word, she took that autograph and turned it into a permanent tattoo.

Penticton tattoo artist Corey Hounslow got the job done.

鈥淭hank you Bryan for making this a night I will never forget,鈥 said Capozzi. 鈥淭hank you Corey for coming out of retirement to do the tattoo.鈥

Adams was the second concert she ever saw in 1986 when she was 16 years old.

鈥淵ou have always been my favourite artist,鈥 she said on her Facebook page.

So what could top this experience?

鈥淭he only thing that would ever top this is to see Bryan Adams again in concert, front row and to be able to go on stage again and show him my tattoo, and let him know I stay true to my word,鈥 she said.

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Monique Tamminga

About the Author: Monique Tamminga

Monique brings 20 years of award-winning journalism experience to the role of editor at the Penticton Western News. Of those years, 17 were spent working as a senior reporter and acting editor with the Langley Advance Times.
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