Paul McCartney Reveals Sad Details about John Lennon's 'TRAGIC' Life in a New Interview

Sir Paul McCartney says John Lennon “had a tragic life”. Paul reflected on the loss of John Lennon – who was murdered in 1980. During a talk in New York City for the Tribeca Film Festival’s ‘Storytellers’ series, he went through images in his new book ‘1964: Eyes of the Storm’ and host Conan O’Brien declared Lennon looked “anxious and vulnerable” in one of the pics.

He revealed how Lennon’s tough early years had affected his temperament as an adult saying he had a really tragic life.


McCartney also commented on another picture which showed the Beatles on a plane bound for New York City before their appearance on ‘The Ed Sullivan Show’ in February 1964 as Beatlemania took off in the US.

He said : “We were very excited just to be on the plane to New York. But what happened was the pilot’s radio ahead to Idlewild Airport, as it was called then, and they got word back to us that there was a big crowd . So we kind of half knew what to expect. But then it was a really big crowd and we were just bowled over. It was nice.


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