When Bruce Springsteen performed recently in Glasgow, Scotland,
the rock icon was not the biggest star on stage - nine-year-old Anna Paton was.

While The Boss was deep into his song "Waitin' On a Sunny Day,"
he saw Paton sitting on her father's shoulders, wearing a custom baseball cap featuring the Stars and Stripes,
and the iconic "Born in the USA" t-shirt.

After pulling her onstage, Springsteen handed her the microphone and allowed her to take center stage, which she did,
but also leading the entire crowd in the song's chorus.

"When I was on stage I just looked at my cousin the whole time so I wouldn't get nervous so I didn't really notice the huge crowd,"
she told The Telegraph.

"I knew all the words already so I could sing along - just in case I got asked up.

I really enjoyed giving him a cuddle, I think that was my favorite part actually,
I told everybody at school today and they couldn't believe how lucky I was."

"Bruce is my favorite singer, I love all his songs.

I love "Waitin' on a Sunny Day," but also "Atlantic City" and "Dancing in the Dark.

" I don't think I could choose a favorite really - they're all great."