The Nashville-based artist took to his social media recently to detail the unexpected gig he secured back when the global superstar was opening for Tim McGraw, recalling how Rolling Stone called him the morning she was set to perform with the "Live Like You Were Dying" singer to check his availability for a last-minute assignment.
He "confidently" said it was "no problem," but he didn't own a digital camera, and there was nowhere local to rent one.
When he finally "work[ed his] way through the caverns of the big arena downtown" and made it to the opener's dressing room, "she immediately came over and introduced herself."
She also called back to other photos that McClister had published on his website, asking more intricate details about them, too—all before the photographer "could even ask, 'how are you?'"
"David! I love everything about this story. Waiting with bated breath…" one commenter urged him to continue, while another agreed, "This is very important. Sat for the rest???.""Anxiously awaiting part two…." a third emphasized, as a fourth quipped, "Ok we are listening…"
"Even now she makes the effort to show genuine interest in people despite the fact that she must meet gazillions of them," they added. "And I don’t think it’s any kind of PR thing, I think it’s just how she is."
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