Rolling Stoneのインスタグラム(rollingstone) - 6月26日 01時29分

"September 1968 was a very good month for me and my Nikons. I spent several days in London, during which time I photographed the Who recording the rock opera ‘Tommy,' Mick Jagger on the set of 'Performance' and the inside of the still-being-renovated Apple Corps offices at 3 Savile Row. It was at that address that I also made this photograph of a very quiet #GeorgeHarrison, reading Bob Dylan’s book, 'Don’t Look Back.' I arrived at Apple Corps before Harrison, primarily to photograph him in conjunction with an interview being done for @Rolling Stone. He arrived after I did, plopped himself down comfortably on a couch and continued reading the Dylan book. For once I was a bit flustered, maybe also a bit star-struck. After all, I was in the presence of a Beatle! The only one I ever photographed, by the way. A battle raged inside my head: Should I ask George to pose a bit for me or should I just let it be — pun intended. After all, he had already assumed the perfect pose. Long story short, I let him be and got this photo, one of my personal top-of-the list images." As told to RS by photographer @baronwolman #theBeatles #Beatles

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