“He's almost a saint. Perhaps more than any other performer, John Lennon is considered the symbol and conscience of his generation. But who is he?” Lesley-Ann Jones A new biography of the famous British journalist is dedicated to one of the most beloved and revered members of the Fab Four. John Lennon was killed on December 8, 1980. This untimely tragic death not only became a universal grief for fans of The Beatles, but also shrouded Lennon in mystery, making him practically a saint. The author of this biography tried to discard all the mythological layers and look at the musician as a person, as a very talented, but still an ordinary person with his demons and weaknesses. Lesley-Ann Jones was able to meet and communicate with the band members, their relatives and the women who surrounded John Lennon and had the strongest influence on him - including Yoko Ono. There are as many versions of the star’s life and death as there are people telling them. Jones paid attention to each one, tried to understand what the real Lennon was like and who (or what?) actually caused his death. The publishing design is preserved in PDF A4 format.