Bryan Adams’ vintage guitar was defaced by Egyptian customs officials earlier this week, the singer has revealed. “Airport customs graffiti on my 1946 Martin D-18 from Egypt,” Adams captioned an image ...

Airport customs is never fun. Seriously, who likes waiting in line to enter a country after you just got off a long international flight and are probably tired and cranky? It’s not a great time, ever.

Rock musician Bryan Adams’s guitar was defaced in Cairo. He was in the city for a concert at the Gaza Pyramids and had a run-in with Egyptian customs officials at the airport. The Grammy Award-winning ...

CAIRO — A run-in with customs at Cairo airport has left Grammy Award winning rock musician Bryan Adams fuming, after a border agent scrawled a number on the Canadian’s prize guitar in paint marker.

In a scene from Henry Barakat’s 1971 film Ebnati El Aziza (My Dear Daughter), the iconic Egyptian electric guitarist Omar Khorshid plays a slow building improvised solo in the kurd scale on his Fender ...

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It’s hard to say whether Bryan Adams’ guitar gently weeps. But the rocker is none too happy with Egyptian customs officials whom he accused of scribbling on his vintage six-string this week. A ...

It’s hard to say whether Bryan Adams’ guitar gently weeps. But the rocker is none too happy with Egyptian customs officials whom he accused of scribbling on his vintage six-string this week. A ...