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Owing to the vastness of the concert grounds, it was impossible for most patrons to see performers onstage without the mega-screens.
Convinced they were duped, [COLOR=orange! important][COLOR=orange! important]Jazz[/COLOR][/COLOR] and Blues fans spewed anger.
"Wi come fi get leg and thigh and dem gi wi [COLOR=orange! important][COLOR=orange! important]chicken[/COLOR][/COLOR] back," was the cry of one very vocal patron.
Another said: "I think it is disgraceful for people to pay such an exorbitant amount and not be able to see Diana. After all, she is not the first major act to be signed to Air Jamaica Jazz," complained Virginia Bridge, who said attending the event had bored a J$60,000 hole in her pocket for the three days. The Gleaner has learnt that Ross was paid US$300,000 (J$21 million) to perform on the show.
Convinced they were duped, [COLOR=orange! important][COLOR=orange! important]Jazz[/COLOR][/COLOR] and Blues fans spewed anger.
"Wi come fi get leg and thigh and dem gi wi [COLOR=orange! important][COLOR=orange! important]chicken[/COLOR][/COLOR] back," was the cry of one very vocal patron.
Another said: "I think it is disgraceful for people to pay such an exorbitant amount and not be able to see Diana. After all, she is not the first major act to be signed to Air Jamaica Jazz," complained Virginia Bridge, who said attending the event had bored a J$60,000 hole in her pocket for the three days. The Gleaner has learnt that Ross was paid US$300,000 (J$21 million) to perform on the show.