PAUL MCCARTNEY-HOW LOVE Saved Him

A CASUAL MEETING TURNED INTO THE RELATIONSHIP THAT GAVE HIS LIFE NEW MEANING AFTER THE BEATLES SPLIT

In 1967, Paul McCartney visited the Bag O’Nails, a London nightclub, to celebrate completing the recording of Sgt. Pepper’s. As photographer Linda Eastman passed his table, he stood, bumped into her and asked if she wanted to join his party.

Linda, an American single mom and the first woman to shoot a cover for Rolling Stone magazine, said yes. “The way I define the world, I wasn’t a groupie,” Linda told Lesley-Ann Jones, author of the new book Fly Away Paul. “But I did hang out with groups.”