Love Is A Robber And

I Definitely Did Look Up To John. We All Looked Up To John. He Was Older And He Was Very Much The Leader; He Was The Quickest Wit And The Smartest.

I Think That Selling Rights Is A Bad Move Commercially, Not Just Morally. It Cheapens The Songs. When People Come To My Concerts, They Often Hold Up Candles When We Do "let It Be." I Don't Think They'd Do That Anymore If The Song Suddenly Became Part Of An Oldsmobile Ad.

I Would Have Liked The Beatles Never To Have Broken Up. I Wanted To Get Us Back On The Road Doing Small Places, Then Move Up To Our Previous Form And Then Go And Play. Just Make Music, And Whatever Else There Was Would Be Secondary.

So Many Times, I Will Have People Tell Me What I Did When I Was Younger. There's So Much Being Written [about] The Early Beatles Period, And Even Pre-beatles Period. And People Will Say, "oh, He Did That Because That, And That Happened Because Of That." And I'll Be Reading And Think, "well, That Didn't Happen" And, "that's Not Why I Did That." Like Anyone's History, You Remember What Went Down Better Than People Who Weren't There.

It Comes In Handy In Situations Like That. People Always Expect You To Be Riding Around In Stretch Limousines All The Time, But I Will Sometimes Take Public Transportation If It's Convenient, And It Does Surprise People, You See The Heads Turn.