New York City witnessed a quiet yet powerful moment last week when Paul McCartney and Ringo Starr were spotted together at Strawberry Fields, the memorial to John Lennon in Central Park.
Dressed simply and without fanfare, the two surviving Beatles walked hand in hand with family members to the iconic Imagine mosaic, where they laid down white roses and lit candles in memory of their fallen friend.
Witnesses said the crowd gathered nearby remained respectfully silent as Paul placed his hand gently on the mosaic and whispered: “Miss you, mate.” Ringo, eyes glistening, simply added his timeless mantra: “Peace and love, John.”
The moment wasn’t announced publicly—fans who happened to be at the memorial stumbled into history. One bystander wrote online: “The entire park went quiet. You could feel the love, the loss, the weight of history. It was unforgettable.”
For fans, the sight of Paul and Ringo together in New York was more than just a tribute—it was proof that, even decades later, the bond between the Beatles remains unbreakable.
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