It's the classic 1975 John lennon interview for Rolling Stone magazine. Not all of it makes sense unless you know your Beatles history well (I don't particularly) but it's still fantastic, and instructive. The golden days of rare but unfettered access to celebrities has long gone, now they're everywhere, saying nothing. The best thing about this piece, though, is that a reasonably pretentious writer gets to show off in the intro, then gets tied down to the Q&A format, and you get to hear Lennon's voice. Very odd that so few national papers in the UK do their arts and culture interviews this way - perhaps because the stars say nothing of substance, the writer has to waffle on about the leather sofas in the Groucho Club for the 875th time, rather than just print the words the artist spoke..... Anyway, enjoy.