Coldplay's Chris Martin gives disabled fan a lift to BBC Radio 1's Big Weekend in his private car after he saw her struggling to walk to the entrance

A Coldplay fan was left in utter shock when frontman Chris Martin gave her a lift into BBC Radio 1's Big Weekend in Luton last week. Coldplay fan Saundra Glenn, 64, was left in utter shock when frontman Chris Martin gave her a lift into BBC Radio 1's Big Weekend in Luton last week Saundra Glenn, who has osteoarthritis and problems in her hip, knee and ankle, nearly went home after she was struggling to walk to the accessibility box office at the entrance of the festival - until Coldplay's Chris came to the rescue Saundra was then escorted into the festival by Chris, who talked with her about 'all kinds of things' including her work in the local community in Luton. Saundra was resting against a fence when Chris' black Mercedes people carrier pulled up next to her and told her she could hop in She said: 'The back door glided back and Chris Martin was in the backseat. He goes: "Yes you can, just come on in" Saundra was then escorted into the festival by Chris, who talked with her about 'all kinds of things' including her work in the local community in Luton Coldplay played a new song called Orange during their set in tribute to Luton Town FC after a public campaign by fans, so the band played a new song celebrating the local club Chris had to jump out of the vehicle before Saundra, but when he got to his destination he told staff to get into a buggy with her and escort her all the way to her destination at the festival's accessible area.