Three men who survived the ’70s — singing for the ones who didn’t. No dedications. No roll call. Just a single phrase that said everything: “the friends who didn’t make it.” When Paul McCartney, Elton John, and Neil Young shared the stage that night, the audience expected history. What they received was perspective.
The setup was spare: three stools, three microphones, three guitars. No band behind them. No screens running montages. The lights were warm and low, like a late hour in a room where stories are told softly. Before anyone sang, McCartney leaned into the mic and said just one sentence. “This is for the friends who … Read more