Glastonbury 2013: live coverage, day three While everyone's waking up, here's a summary of what happened last night when the Rolling Stones headlined the Pyramid stage. Here's Dorian Lynskey's five-star review: The final stretch is simply staggering. During Sympathy for the Devil the scrap-metal phoenix at the top of the stage raises its wings and spurts jets of fire, while flares in the middle of the crowd produce suitably infernal red smoke. You Can't Always Get What You Want, with its soaring choir, is hugely moving, an anthem to acceptance which draws celebration from resignation. A raucous, extended Satisfaction sounds like one of rock music's holy relics. It drives home the realisation that the most patiently pursued headliners in Glastonbury's history have finally made it, and they're right here in front of us, and they're very, very good. Here's a picture gallery, from which you can get some sense of the sheer scale of it all, and here's a bunch of very excited people getting very excited about it all, excitably. And here's a poll, featuring obligatory Satisfaction pun, so you can let us know what you thought of their set.