That said, Dua Lipa's got an "underwhelming" four-star show, per this piece in The i.
https://inews.co.uk/culture/music/pop-stars-dont-respect-glastonbury-2956345
On another note, in an opinion piece carrying the air of "contrary opinion" and a few mistakes here and there, The I's Emily Baker reckons that SZA is the only exciting slam dunk of the three.
https://inews.co.uk/culture/music/pop-stars-dont-respect-glastonbury-2956345
Must echo the "small crowd" comments, particularly given The National seem to be near their peak as a live draw.
For what it is worth, she still has not sold out her BST date, though they are onto Tier 3. An interesting commonality there - GNR did not sell out straight away last year, I believe, and they both happen to be the most divisive of the headline bookings for the year.
Had Justice been on the Friday, then likely just Coldplay.
But will probably do Dua Lipa and Coldplay, then start with SZA. If she doesn't hook if fifteen minutes, make the trek over for the back half of The National.
The raw data isn't there for them in the UK, but should be great fun. One of those where if it proves to be quite the success, could pave the way for future Pyramid positions at the top, which certainly helps to further build out a roster of headliners.
Got to assume either Rodrigo wasn't getting the money she wanted (unlikely, given what would have been left from Madonna) or the slot she wanted (unlikely, given she's an obvious fit to do top-spot in our eyes) or she simply wasn't fussed this time / cannot make it for whatever reason.