In 1979, Paul McCartney worried he had suffered the worst “disaster” of his career. David Bowie changed his mind
“They’re only the band The Beatles could have been,” Steve Coogan’s comedy creation Alan Partridge once quipped about Wings. Somehow, this daft line from a sitcom does seem to ironically underpin the legacy of the band.Following on from the Fab Four was like Albert Einstein wondering what to do with his ‘difficult second theory’ after cracking E=mc2. This imbued the lighthearted pursuit of Wings with an aura of affability. It was all too easy for them to become the post-Sir Alex punchline of modern-day Manchester United.
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