There's one headline slot left to fill at this year's Glastonbury Festival, and rumours are swirling that it's Britain's very own Adele who's going to be slipping her way into the coveted position, following the likes of Muse and Coldplay.
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Speaking to i-D, festival organiser Emily Eavis teased: "We love Adele. She's an incredible artist and brilliantly honest and funny and real and that's what everybody loves about her. She's a great example because she doesn't put up any pretence.
"There's a certain pressure on women to perform in a certain way or be giving off this kind of image, while Adele is just honest and true and funny and just about as popular as you can get."
Asked if she'd make a good headliner, Eavis replied: "She would, wouldn't she? It would be great to get her..."
Adele is currently in the midst of her world tour, performing her final two Manchester Arena dates in the UK before moving on tonight (March 10) and tomorrow (March 11).
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