
Round metal-rimmed glasses, long hair and a gaze that gives nothing away: John Lennon is recognizable at a single glance! His solo career was written in a far rawer way, somewhere between public platform and intimate confession. In 1969, in a Montreal hotel room, the bed-in held with Yoko Ono gave birth to "Give Peace a Chance", a slogan taken up in chorus far beyond concert halls. The following year, the album John Lennon/Plastic Ono Band stripped everything back to the bone: one voice, a few instruments and confessions almost whispered. Then came "Imagine" in 1971, with those few piano notes that have never stopped circulating. Settled in New York, he lived there until his death in 1980 and left behind a short discography paired with an enduring symbol, which his admirers keep alive today through a whole range of items bearing his likeness.
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