A legend remembered

Harrison, who died last Thursday at the relatively young age of 58, exemplified what it was to be a Beatle: quick-witted and charming, yet at the same time easily bored with the intricacies of international superstardom. Following the band’s breakup, Harrison’s retreat from the public eye often cast him as a Howard Hughes-like recluse. However, Harrison had simply tired of being a celebrity. “The nicest thing is to open the newspapers and not to find yourself in them,” he once said. Despite the