“Hey buddy, I did it”: Paul McCartney honors his late friend, John Lennon, by unveiling a shared house for cancer patients in the heart of Liverpool. Lennon’s unfinished dream has become a reality as Paul McCartney spent £3.5 million to build this project — a heartfelt tribute, honoring the love and friendship that accompanied him throughout his career with The Beatles.
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“Hey buddy, I did it”: Paul McCartney honors his late friend, John Lennon, by unveiling a shared house for cancer patients in the heart of Liverpool. Lennon’s unfinished dream has become a reality as Paul McCartney spent £3.5 million to build this project — a heartfelt tribute, honoring the love and friendship that accompanied him throughout his career with The Beatles.
By hysport blog
