Rock legend Lenny Kravitz paid a visit to Daytona Beach Buc-ee's. See the video
Buc-ee’s megastores are known for being places where you can get anything and everything ― even a rock god sighting.
Rock-n-roll legend Lenny Kravitz posted an Instagram video of himself at the Daytona Beach Buc-ee's on LPGA Boulevard over the weekend. The rocker stopped in with his tour bus on Saturday.
Hugs and selfies with Lenny Kravitz
“First time at Buc-ees . … So many smiling faces and warm hearts. … See you on the road!,” he posted along with the video on Instagram.
In the video, set against Kravitz's song “Human (Album Version),” he can be seen leaving his tour bus and walking into the Daytona Beach Buc-ee’s, strolling through various parts of the store, visiting the barbecue station, grabbing a bag of popcorn and beverages. He happily stops to engage with fans who give him hugs and take selfies with them before climbing back onto his tour bus.
His fans took to Instagram to comment:
"I would have perished right in front of the wall of jerky," wrote farrahrockon.
"Lenny doesn't walk, he floats on good vibes," posted kingoffree.
"Love it! Gotta get the road trip snacks!" wrote suzbaldwin.
Lenny Kravitz was 'super sweet'
Danielle Fatigate and her 9-year-old son Maxim were two of the lucky customers who got to meet Kravitz. Fatigate's husband, Anthony, who was with the couple's 12-year-old son Nico on the other side of the store, called out to his wife, "Danielle, get over here!"
"And I just grabbed my younger son's hand and ran over to [Kravitz]," Fatigate said.
The singer was very soft-spoken and "super sweet," she added. "I told him, 'God bless you' and he gave me a hug."
The family, who live in Windermere, drove from their beach house in New Smyrna to the Daytona Beach Buc-ee's to break up what was a rainy day.
"We certainly didn't expect to run into Lenny Kravitz," Fatigate said.
Kravitz begins a European tour this summer.
Lenny Kravitz played Daytona Beach Spring Break in 1993
This isn't Kravitz's first time to Daytona Beach. He played MTV's Daytona Beach Rocks Spring Break '93 where he performed his hits "Are You Gonna Go My Way?" and "Always on the Run."
Kravitz nominated for Rock & Roll Hall of Fame
Earlier this year, Kravitz, 59, was nominated as a potential inductee to the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame, class of 2024, along with Mary J. Blige, Oasis, Cher, Dave Matthews Band and more. Some of Kravitz's best known hits include “Are You Gonna Go My Way?,” “Fly Away” and ”Let Love Rule.”
Kravitz comes from a showbiz family. His mother, Roxie Roker, played Helen Davis on the CBS sitcom, "The Jeffersons," and his dad, Sy Kravitz was a producer at NBC. Lenny Kravitz has a daughter, Zoe, 35, with ex-wife Lisa Bonet.
This article originally appeared on The Daytona Beach News-Journal: Lenny Kravitz greets fans at Florida Buc-ee's. See rock legend's video.