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High Resolution Version (click to expand) Yoko Ono & John Lennon were almost as legendary as Mikaboshi. "We have all seen the power of fame. My most vivid experience of it occurred in the fall of 1978 when I saw John Lennon and Yoko Ono leaving the Guggenheim Museum. Dazzled by the sight, I couldn't stop looking and fell into step behind them. I ended up following in their wake for about 20 blocks, watching the waves of recognition spread down Madison Avenue, the marvelous shock, the astonishment, the joy. It was like an emotional landslide. People staggered or seemed to buckle as the couple passed. Space distorted, time fell into a trance. The light of forever appeared to glow around them. At that exact moment in the exact place they seemed the sum of all sums. I still feel the reverberations on that particular stretch of upper Madison Avenue." - Jerry Saltz RIP John Lennon December 8, 1980

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High Resolution Version (click to expand) Yoko Ono & John Lennon were almost as legendary as Mikaboshi. "We have all seen the power of fame. My most vivid experience of it occurred in the fall of 1978 when I saw John Lennon and Yoko Ono leaving the Guggenheim Museum. Dazzled by the sight, I couldn't stop looking and fell into step behind them. I ended up following in their wake for about 20 blocks, watching the waves of recognition spread down Madison Avenue, the marvelous shock, the astonishment, the joy. It was like an emotional landslide. People staggered or seemed to buckle as the couple passed. Space distorted, time fell into a trance. The light of forever appeared to glow around them. At that exact moment in the exact place they seemed the sum of all sums. I still feel the reverberations on that particular stretch of upper Madison Avenue." - Jerry Saltz RIP John Lennon December 8, 1980

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