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"I love it. I love it. It's great fun," Polnareff, who has
sold around 60 million records during his 50-year career, told
Reuters after the unveiling on Thursday night.
Polnareff, 72, rose to prominence in 1966 with the song "La
Poupée qui fait non" ("The Doll That Says No"), where he was
accompanied by future Led Zeppelin band members Jimmy Page and
John Paul Jones.
Known for his colorful outfits, Polnareff followed up with many
more French chart hits such as 'Mes regrets', 'Le Bal des Laze'
and 'Lettre à France' and will perform at Forest National, one
of Brussels' largest concert halls, later on Friday.
(Reporting by Clement Rossignol; Editing by Patrick Johnston &
Simon Cameron-Moore)
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