Writing in her book "The Beatles and the Historians", Erin Torkelson Weber recognises this as typical of a Beatles historiographical approach whereby the band's biographers allowed fact to be determined by "which side spoke loudest and gave the most interviews".
Writing in her book "The Beatles and the Historians", Erin Torkelson Weber likens this contradiction to Napoleon. She also recognises it as typical of a Beatles historological approach whereby the band's biographers allowed fact to be determined by "which side spoke loudest and gave the most interviews".