Yoko wants Oasis to reform

The woman who is often credited with breaking up The Beatles wants their self-styled modern day counterparts to reform.

Thu, 03 Jun, 2010 - 09:19

The woman who is often credited with breaking up The Beatles wants their self-styled modern day counterparts to reform.

John Lennon's widower Yoko Ono has spoken out on her weekly online question and answer session that she enjoyed the group from Manchester's music and believes the industry "needs" them.

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