A 'phenomenal' Glasgow ScotRail worker entertained gig-goers on a train station platform after Coldplay's concert at Hampden Park Stadium.
The staff member, called Gerry according to ScotRail chiefs, belted out a rendition of the band's chart hit Yellow on Tuesday night. Clad in his ScotRail hi-vis vest the crooner was handed a phone to help him along with the lyrics as he sang some bars of the popular ballad.
'Gerry' performed for huge crowds on the platform at Mount Florida station in the south side. The platform was packed as many were en route home from the Coldplay gig that had finished a short time beforehand.
READ MORE: Captain of cruise ship docked in Glasgow during covid says leaving city 'pulled at heart strings'
Video footage of the sing-song was shared on social media and sparked a wave of praise from Twitter users - with one even suggesting 'Gerry' get a salary increase.
One wrote: "The people of Glasgow are great, I remember we were lost after The Stone Roses at Hampden. Everyone was very friendly and very helpful."
Another added: "Good on him."
A third commented: "What a legend. Give that man a pay rise."
Another posted:"Fabulous. People Make Glasgow."
And another wrote: "What makes Glasgow special? This does… phenomenal."
And some were familiar with the music man himself.
One wrote: "Gerry is a lovely guy and super helpful always."
Another commented: "Aw I love Gerry. He always made my day when he was working.
"Great guy. An absolute credit to ScotRail."
Sign up to Glasgow Live newsletters for more headlines straight to your inbox.
ScotRail were quick to praise the crooner for his efforts.
A spokesperson said: "Love this.Our Gerry giving Coldplay fans a wee tune on the way home from the concert last night."
Coldplay's second and final Glasgow gig takes place on Wednesday, August 24.
READ NEXT
Glasgow property: Inside luxury penthouse pad with 360-degree views of the city
Coldplay gush over Glasgow's Leo the Silent Raver in heartwarming clip
Meet the loveable Lanarkshire ferrets desperate to find their forever homes
Hero Glasgow decorator give disabled kids' free bedroom makeovers
Former Glasgow Apple store worker called Sam Sung auctions off ID card for charity
