Paul McCartney's last conversation with John Lennon was about baking bread


Paul McCartney says he was good at baking bread in the 1970s, and so was John Lennon. Photo: AP

In a new interview, Paul McCartney revealed something surprising about his last conversation with fellow Beatles' John Lennon before the latter died.

"I was baking bread and got quite good at it. So when I heard John was doing it, it was great. We could just talk about something so ordinary. It was really nice, and I was so glad that we got back to that relationship that we always had when we were kids," he told Sirius XM on Nov 9.

Yes, their final conversation was about their mutual love for bread making. This was also in line with the country-wide bread shortage which occurred during the 1970s, pushing many people to try baking it for themselves. Lennon left the Beatles in 1969. He was assassinated by Mark David Chapman and died on Dec 8 1980.

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