McCartney Times

John Lennon enjoyed many fractious relationships throughout his life. First, there was his mother, then Aunt Mimi, then Paul McCartney, Cynthia, Yoko and the list never ends. While the founding member of The Beatles was known to be a staunch lover, throwing himself wholeheartedly into the peaks and pitfalls of human existence with reckless abandon, he was also just as likely to forget about the experience the very next day, dismissing it for a series of new-cobbled excuses.One such person provided a similar journey of exploration, adoration and then rejection for the bespectacled Beatle. A man who had not only been a counterpart but had, at one time, been a beacon of light in expression, a pathway forward into a new world of creativity, and just as so many of Lennon’s relationships would, ultimately, leave him unsatisfied. That man was Bob Dylan.

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