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Yoko used a picture of John after he had died in one of his music videos but i cant remember which one, im not going to post it. According to the Daily Mirror
the photo on the left is from the last photo session as taken by Allan Tannenbaum.
However its written elsewhere that Annie Leibovitz took photos 5 hours before John was murdered.
comes from that session.This one is certainly very similar to the one you posted Jackson but it looks to have very slight differences.
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1.41am
10 August 2011
Allan Tannenbaum has published a book of that photo shoot: “John and Yoko, a New York Love Story.” I recommend it if this is a topic of interest to you.
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14 December 2009
meanmistermustard said:
Yoko used a picture of John after he had died in one of his music videos but i cant remember which one
It's in the “Woman ” video – the side photo of Lennon's head looking skyward (from the back cover of “Imagine “) dissolves into a similar head shot taken posthumously, inside a casket. A fairly chilling transition.
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9.50pm
10 August 2011
Lennon was taken to the Roosevelt Emergency Room of the St Lukes-Roosevelt hospital.
I was working in the Emergency Room of the St Lukes ER.
When Roosevelt called to say they had Lennon and he'd been shot, we thought, “too bad he wasn't brought here!”
We saw gun shot wounds every night and people rarely died.
Then they called back a few moments later and said he was dead.
The ER got all quiet.
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10.45pm
7 November 2010
“Into the Sky with Diamonds” said:
Lennon was taken to the Roosevelt Emergency Room of the St Lukes-Roosevelt hospital.
I was working in the Emergency Room of the St Lukes ER.
When Roosevelt called to say they had Lennon and he'd been shot, we thought, “too bad he wasn't brought here!”
We saw gun shot wounds every night and people rarely died.
Then they called back a few moments later and said he was dead.
The ER got all quiet.
Oh wow, that's incredible.
I think it's great you're going through a phase,
and I'm awfully glad it'll all be over in a couple
of days
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4.37am
10 November 2009
Actually the last photograph of Lennon ever taken, was him in a body bag in the NYC Morgue. An attendant sneaked and took the photo a few hours after Lennon arrived there. The next day he was cremated. The guy got $5,000 for the photo from the National Enquirer. I don't want to put it here as it could be pretty disgusting.
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8.36pm
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1 May 2011
I think that photo was taken a few hours before John was killed; leaving the Dakota and going to the studios. Im not going to give the guy in the pic beside John the satisfaction of being named, forever he should remain unnamed receiving no attention to him as that was what he wanted.
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8.40pm
20 September 2011
A good decision.
God , I really hate that photograph. It gives me the creeps.
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10.29pm
10 August 2011
I remember the morgue picture being in either the Daily News or New York Post, so it should be retrievable.
Not really worth the effort in my opinion.
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I agree. It’s out there if people want to look for it.
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