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May Pang Said George Harrison’s Anger ‘Paralyzed’ John Lennon: ‘I Had Never Seen an Angrier Man’

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Skip to contentIn the midst of a temporary break with Yoko Ono in 1973, John Lennon began a relationship with their former assistant, May Pang. This phase of his life allowed Pang to get a close look at Lennon’s interactions with his ex-Beatles colleagues, particularly a notable clash with George Harrison.Although Lennon had distanced himself from Ono, she conveyed a sense of understanding about his affair with Pang. In a 2012 interview with The Telegraph, she remarked, “The liaison was not something that pained me. I was in search of a break, some room to breathe.”Have you ever seen a more iconic photo? 👀The Lost Weekend follows May Pang, who landed a gig working with John Lennon and Yoko Ono as their personal assistant at the age of 19.The documentary is available to watch with #TribecaAtHome until July 3rd https://t.co/c95AC5dxro pic.twitter.com/PX5LEJNnSb— Tribeca (@Tribeca) June 24, 2022Lennon often alluded to this chapter of his life as the “Lost Weekend.” Despite the short name, this period spanned roughly a year and a half. Lennon was not only prolific artistically but was also prone to excessive drinking and substance misuse. Amidst this chaos, Pang played a significant role in his life. In a conversation with Variety, she shared, “I yearned to see him as any ordinary person. I was there to support him in mundane tasks. It was about just the two of us.”#HappyBirthday John. @johnlennon Photo: Astrid Kirchherr pic.twitter.com/odc9qv7ziE— George Harrison (@GeorgeHarrison) October 9, 2016Being in Lennon’s inner circle provided Pang with the opportunity to interact with the iconic Beatles. On one occasion, Lennon, Pang, and Harrison convened at New York’s Plaza Hotel. Initial cordial exchanges took a sharp turn when Harrison’s demeanor became notably tense. Pang vividly recounts Harrison’s volatile reaction in her book, Loving John. She described the moment Harrison’s rage took center stage, culminating in a dramatic act of smashing Lennon’s glasses.Although the evening was charged with tension, the trio remained in the hotel until the early hours of the morning, finally concluding their heated discussion.

Skip to contentIn the midst of a temporary break with Yoko Ono in 1973, John Lennon began a relationship with their former assistant, May Pang. This phase of his life allowed Pang to get a close look at Lennon’s interactions with his ex-Beatles colleagues, particularly a notable clash with George Harrison.Although Lennon had distanced himself from Ono, she conveyed a sense of understanding about his affair with Pang. In a 2012 interview with The Telegraph, she remarked, “The liaison was not something that pained me. I was in search of a break, some room to breathe.”Have you ever seen a more...

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