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John Lennon . . . as much a part of our world today as he ever was. He touched many lives in his brief forty years, and continues to move and inspire millions more to this day. Now, invited by Yoko Ono, friends, family, and fans from all walks of life -- including some of the great artists of our day -- reminisce about Lennon as a visionary and friend, musician and performer, husband and father, activist and jokester.
'Although heartfelt and intermittently interesting, the volume's necessity is questionable, especially since many contributors have written about Lennon previously. Fans will at least want to browse it, however, for poignant reminders of why Lennon was so widely mourned and is missed to this day.' - Booklist.
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