'Summertime Sadness' singer Lana Del Rey has been spotted in Alabama in recent days. One fan who found himself seated next to Del Rey at a 'random Birmingham nail salon' posted, “THE BEST DAY OF MY LIFE. I felt like I had known her my whole life.'
from her brief encounter with Del Rey, who appeared poised and smiling in images Vinson and other fans have shared.
Del Rey music is Los Angeles noir for the social media age. She has more than 14 million YouTube subscribers, over 11 million Facebook followers and more than 5 million Instagram followers. More importantly, she also has what so many current pop stars and rock stars lack, genuine mystique and presence.
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