Was it really 25 years ago?
It saddens me to this day. Where were you? Let me know by posting a comment below.
25 years later, Lennon's loss still being felt - MSNBC.com
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It saddens me to this day. Where were you? Let me know by posting a comment below.
25 years later, Lennon's loss still being felt - MSNBC.com
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On Dec. 8, 1980, I was in college in Seward, Nebraska. We had gone out for the evening to the Spare Time Lounge, the bar at the bowling alley. The news was all over the TV, and we spent the night in shock, drinking and playing Beatles/Lennon tunes on the jukebox.
RollingStone.com has a commemorative section entitled Lennon Lives Forever.
Like many people, I was told of the death of John Lennon by the incomparable Howard Cosell while watching Monday Night Football.
What I'll remember more is the day after: a fellow high school senior classmate of mine was a huge Lennon fan. Her name was Diana Klos and she even eerily looked like Yoko Ono (but she wasn't Asian, figure that out). She came to school all dressed in black and coud be seen crying much of the day. Strange sight.
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