Beatles fans mimic the band by taking a picture of their most famous albums

ILLAF from Beirut: Beatles fans celebrated the 50th anniversary of the world's most famous pedestrian crossing, which has been adopted as a cover of the most famous albums in the history of music. Hundreds of people gathered and imitated the group during the same crossing on Thursday. The hallway was filled with spectators who stood on its white lines to take the same picture in memory of commemoration.

Scottish photographer Ian Macmillan took six pictures of John Lennon, Paul McCartney, George Harrison and Ringo Starr while they were crossing London's pedestrian Abbey Road in front of Amy Studios, where they recorded the ### 39, album of the same street name in 1969. It was used for the cover of the 11th album, published on September 26th of this year, titled "Abbey Road", and then won the band's best album title at 39, a vote of 2009 readers of Rolling Stone.

It should be noted that this is the last recording recorded by the four members of the group, and includes songs composed by each of them. They separate and end the journey of the best-selling rock band that transformed the music world in the 1960s.

Mary Anne Lavigne, a 66-year-old fan, told AFP that she had come from New York to take part in the event on what she called the "Sacred Sanctuary." ". She added that as a young woman, she had run to the Beatles at Chia Stadium in New York in 1966. At the age of 12. She said she saved $ 5.50 to get the ticket back then and felt like I was in heaven for 38 minutes. "I climbed all the seats and ran to do my best to go to the theater," she said. But the police took me! Today, I am happy to participate. It's exciting to see all these people that they like here to feel what this group represented for the whole world. "