Singer Rob Thomas pauses during a performing a concert at NBC's "Today" show, to take a photo of the crowd with his mobile phone, in New York, July 3, 2009. Thomas told the crowd he would be sending it to his "Twitter" account since they were such a great crowd. Reuters Pictures 5 months ago

Singer Rob Thomas pauses during a performing a concert at NBC's "Today" show, to take a photo of the crowd with his mobile phone, in New York, July 3, 2009. Thomas told the crowd he would be sending it to his "Twitter" account since they were such a great crowd.

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