When Mark Knopfler’s guitar met Van Morrison’s voice at Bill Wyman’s 80th birthday concert, the entire hall fell into a stunned, reverent silence — as if two decades of blues had just collided in midair. The first riff felt like memory, the first vocal like prayer, and suddenly the room wasn’t a venue at all but a smoky, timeless bar from another era. Fans watched Knopfler glance at Morrison with that rare musician’s grin — the kind that says, “We only get nights like this once.” Even the other rock legends backstage stopped moving, listening as if the music had pulled them back into their own youth. And long after the final chord faded, people whispered the same thing: that whatever happened on that stage wasn’t just a performance — it was lightning caught in human hands.
🎸 A Night Built of Legends: When Knopfler, Morrison and Rock Royalty Came Together for Bill Wyman’s 80th On 28 October 2016, at London’s Indigo at The…