The daughter of pop megastar Paul McCartney has given an intimate peek into the hallowed halls of Abbey Road, the studio where he— and many other music stars—recorded masterpieces. | AFP
“I grew up coming here, we lived nearby. I have a very funny picture that I love—my mum leading a pony across the zebra crossing.”
“So many people come to Abbey Road to the zebra crossing but don’t come inside because it’s a busy working studio, so I wanted to bring the viewer inside,” said McCartney.
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