Linda Mccartney

Linda McCartney was cool. She wore pale denim jeans, faded floral caftans and waistcoats and cut her perfect blond hair into a long mullet and spiked up the fringe.

She took photographs of the Rolling Stones, married the best Beatle and gave birth to four children.

It was the late 1960s; the beginning of rock star mania and bohemian chic and Linda nailed it. Not only that, she passed it on.

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  • Lady Fong says:

    08:03pm | 19/07/10

    She may have been an Eastman but she was never a Kodak. Check that out! Hence, she didn’t have any of the ‘mythical’ resources Eastman Kodak!  BTW, you don’t have to be loaded to do good. Read more »

  • DD Ball says:

    06:30pm | 19/07/10

    I’m sure she was a nice person. I would have liked to be able to use the Eastman Kodak resources, I think I might have done some good things too. Read more »

 

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