Australian rock group AC/DC may have played their hit "Highway to Hell" thousands of times, but they never expected they would actually get stuck on one in remote Romania.
"The band's caravan was stopped at the border with Hungary by employees of the national roads company who asked them to pay 50 euros for each vehicle, or a total of 2,500 euros, before they were allowed to leave the country," the company's manager Doina Tiron told AFP on Tuesday.
The overzealous staff argued the drivers had not paid the highway toll, she added.
"But in a letter sent to the company, the group said they had not been given any receipt" for this fine, Tiron stressed.
The company has opened an investigation into the allegations.
AC/DC had played in front of 60,000 fans in Bucharest on May 16.
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