The Beatles' 1964 U.S. debut in New York City was met with mobs of screaming fans, cementing their popularity in American iconography.
As a 21-year-old woman in 2025, I still feel the same enthusiasm, having grown up on the Beatles and classic rock staples, despite being born after their prime.
Despite missing John Lennon and George Harrison, I had the chance to see a living Beatle, Paul McCartney, in concert, who still looks "unbelievably cool" on stage.
Peering out into a sea of silver hair, the greatest rock musician in the world stood on stage looking as unbelievably cool as he did 60 years ago.
Author's summary: Paul McCartney's music transcends generations.