09/25/2025
Julian Lennon had an encounter that felt like destiny. While passing through an airport lounge, he spotted Paul McCartney—and realized Paul was listening to a track from Jude, Julian’s new album.
The moment carried powerful symbolism. Back in 1968, Paul had written Hey Jude (originally Hey Jules) to comfort a five-year-old Julian during his parents’ separation. Decades later, Julian reclaimed that history by naming his own album Jude.
Now, more than 50 years on, the man who once wrote the anthem for him was listening to the music he created in its honor. For Julian, it was more than coincidence—it was continuity, legacy, and love carried across generations.
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