Jon Bon Jovi shows support at show with NYPD shirt
Jon Bon Jovi is showing his support for police following the killings of two New York City police officers.
The singer wore an NYPD football T-shirt during the Bobby Bandiera and Friends Hope Concert in Red Bank, New Jersey, on Monday.
The Asbury Park Press reports Bon Jovi told the crowd he was showing “a little solidarity” for the NYPD and all those who protect and serve.
Bon Jovi also performed “The Letter” in memory of raspy-voiced British singer Joe Cocker, who died on Monday.
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