MAN ON THE RUN – Tom Doyle
This is a book drawn from long interviews
with Paul McCartney, focusing on his strange career in the Seventies – a decade
in which he tried to play down his fame, start it all again, and wound up once
more mega-successful. It’s quite surprisingly unguarded, I thought. And the
description of Lennon and McCartney’s last evening together in New York –
watching Saturday Night Live and daring each other to rush downtown to the
studio and suddenly announce a reunion, but deciding they were too wasted – is
worth the cover price alone.
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