George Harrison

The Beatles land in the United States. The band disembarked from a Pan Am Boeing 707 at the recently renamed John F. Kennedy Airport and were greeted by thousands of American fans.

The Beatles stayed at the famous Plaza Hotel in New York in February 1964 during their first visit to the United States, using it as their base while preparing for their historic show with Ed Sullivan. Arrival in 1964. Arrival date: February 7, 1964

Place:

The legendary hotel on Fifth Avenue across from Central Park in New York City. Reason: Their first television appearance in the United States on The Ed Sullivan Show. Key moments at the hotel: Press conference: They gave famous interviews in the hotel's Terrace Room.

George Harrison: He stayed resting at the hotel with a sore throat while the others went for walks.

Fan siege: A huge crowd of fans and press surrounded the building to see the band

This is where the magic begins:

George left his room for a while because he needed some air, and while hiding from the press, he tripped over you.

A reserved man who observes intensely, overthinks, has an unexpectedly wicked sense of humor, can be deeply spiritual and at the same time completely worldly, becomes very attached to certain people, needs independence, becomes obsessed with his interests, and can go from sitting quietly in the garden to talking for two hours about God, Formula 1, or a guitar as if he had just discovered the meaning of existence. (Beatles legend)