A Dunedin man was left wondering if it was real life, or just fantasy, when he received a late night email from a rock legend.
When Adrian Mann emailed Queen guitarist Brian May on Sunday night to invite him, or anyone in the band, to play the piano he built, he never expected a response.
He was keen for them to see the piano, which at six metres is believed to be the longest in the world.
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![Adrian Mann (left) was shocked when Queen's keyboardist Spike Edney turned up to play his piano. Photo / Otago Daily Times.](https://www.nzherald.co.nz/resizer/v2/FUMPUV2BLT4AKPS4LEMZMBZTD4.jpg?auth=3be3f157e7cf7bc605e3810240e3b8a8b5890461c683cfb0a149626bf6aa6cb4&width=16&height=14&quality=70&smart=true)