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Paul McCartney once again crossed the pedestrian crossing of Abbey Road – in the London Borough of St. John 's Wood – today he was wearing shoes -. The iconic image of Ian McMilan showed 49 years ago, August 8, crossing the Beatles: John Lennon, George Harrison, Ringo Starr. As Paul McCartney walked barefoot, the myth that he was dead was unleashed. His uncoordinated walk and his closed eyes gave the idea of a funeral procession.
The cliché was part of the famous album with the songs: Something, Here comes the sun. We know that this is the last studio recording. Only the photo illustrated the LP. This is the only one that did not have the name of the group or the title. We see a white beetle, a tourist (the American Paul Coole recognized in 1986) and a car of a neighbor stolen on many occasions by fans and sold at 2,530 pounds in 1986. L & # 39; idea was Paul McCartney. 19659002] They took advantage of the ten minutes that the London police cut off the traffic to symbolize themselves with such a snapshot. After the publication of the album, the avenue entered the tourist circuit. Since 2010 "El Paso Zebra" is an English cultural heritage. Chance played his letter. They were supposed to take a private jet to be photographed on the highest mountain in the world.
They wore costumes for the designer Tommy Nutter; the famous seamstress had made clothes for actors of the television series Miami Vice and Joker Jack Nicholson Batman, directed by Tim Burton. He also dressed Elton John, Mick Jagger.
In April 2014, he had an impact on Quito with his visit, 35,000 fans attended the event. Prosonido announced that 1800 police and 800 private security guards took care of McCartney at Stadium Stadium. He tried to chull us, he promised us to learn Spanish. In the cold, rainy night, he hoisted the Ecuadorian flag, sang "his brother" John "Here Today"; to his late wife Linda 'Maybe I'm Amazed'. and George Harrison's Something & # 39; – that Frank Sinatra considers it as "the most beautiful song of love ever written".
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