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A vibrant, rectangular sticker featuring a stylized, smiling portrait of a man with dark, curly hair and blue eyes, likely Håkan Hellström. The portrait is split, with one side more detailed and the other slightly simpler. Above his head, the text 'EN ANNAN HÅKAN' is written in curved yellow letters against a dark blue, star-filled background. Below the portrait, a light blue section depicts a large crowd of silhouetted figures, suggesting a concert or event. A prominent blue and white QR code is located in the bottom left, with small black text beneath it on a light blue strip, reading 'LÄS OM DOKUMENTÄRFILMEN OCH SE KOMMANDE VISNINGAR HÄR'. The sticker has a slightly worn appearance, consistent with being affixed to a pole.
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En Annan Håkan

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25 April 14
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