Paul McCartney frequently paused the music to engage with the audience, often reading aloud signs that caught his eye. For example, he shared one sign acknowledging a fan’s dedication: “100 shows since 1976.” Another, more cheeky one, requesting, “Paul, sign my butt,” drew a laugh from the affable star. Later, following his performance of “Blackbird,” Paul recounted a story about a Beatles show in Florida. At that gig, the band made a stand against racial segregation, refusing to perform until they convinced the promoter to allow a mixed-race crowd.
(Photos:Matt Whittaker)
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