In April 1976, Paul McCartney and John Lennon spent one final evening together at John's New York apartment. They watched Saturday Night Live, laughed at a sketch offering the Beatles a measly $3,000 to reunite, and even toyed with the idea of crashing the studio. But they let it slide and stayed in.
The next day, Paul dropped by again unannounced. John, busy with his young son, asked him to call next time, an awkward moment that ended up being their last in-person interaction.
They did stay in touch by phone afterwards, chatting about everyday things like baking and parenting. Paul remembers those conversations fondly, especially after John's tragic death in 1980.
Their last meeting wasn't dramatic, just two old friends sharing a quiet evening. A gentle ending to one of the most legendary creative partnerships in history.
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