New Yorkers couldn’t believe their eyes yesterday when Paul McCartney and Ringo Starr were spotted strolling side by side through Central Park.
Dressed casually, with no entourage or cameras, the two surviving Beatles looked like old friends simply catching up. But for those who recognized them, it was a once-in-a-lifetime moment.
Witnesses described Paul and Ringo laughing, pointing out landmarks, and even pausing to chat with fans. One passerby said:
“It was surreal. They weren’t icons — they were just two mates walking through the park, smiling and happy.”
The walk ended at the Strawberry Fields “Imagine” mosaic, where the pair stood quietly for a moment, remembering John Lennon. Paul placed his hand on Ringo’s shoulder, while Ringo raised his peace sign to the small crowd that had gathered.
For fans, it was more than nostalgia. It was a reminder that the Beatles’ bond — forged in Liverpool and carried across the world — is still alive today.
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