Macca rocks Russia after magical mystery tour with Putin

PAUL McCARTNEY kept the Russians waiting. Until the demise of the Soviet Union.

Macca rocks Russia after magical mystery tour with Putin
Mon, 26 May, 2003 - 01:00

Then more than another decade. And finally an extra 20 minutes on Saturday night.

But when the former Beatle kicked off his Red Square concert, near Lenin's mausoleum and Stalin's grave, thousands of his Russian fans weren't holding it against him.

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