Captain Moonlight: First visit?

Saturday 23 April 1994 23:02 BST

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THE TOURS, the screams, the music, the memories, indelibly written upon the pages of contemporary history, part of the common culture of the late 20th century . . . Shea Stadium, the concerts for peace and Bangladesh . . . the albums, the chatshows. Now George Harrison presents himself to immigration at Kennedy Aiport. A pleasant, fresh-faced official examines his passport carefully, then looks up and says brightly: 'And is this your first visit to the United States, Mr Harrison?' Oh, cruel time]

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