McCartney Times

To those who know him intimately, John Lennon wasn’t just a great musician; he was one of the most sophisticated characters of their generation who knew how to be witty and charismatic in subtle, albeit hard-hitting, ways. One such admirer was David Bowie, who instantly became endeared to Lennon’s unfiltered honesty. As he once said: “Socialist in its true definition, not in a fabricated political sense, a real humanist and he had a really spiteful sense of humour.”While Lennon’s sense of humour sometimes landed him in hot water, many saw it as a great sign of strength, particularly as someone who hadn’t always had a life so smooth sailing. While the musician’s true calling was always his music, he likely would have endeared himself to anybody in any crowd, regardless of whether he channelled it into art or some other stream of expression.

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