John Lennon would have become influencer who 'gave Trump hell', biographer says

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The limousine hired to take John Lennon and Yoko Ono back to their home at the Dakota Building on New York’s Upper West Side was late.

The former Beatle and his wife had been at the Record Plant studio mixing a track for most of the evening. The couple were going out to eat but John wanted to say goodnight to his five-year-old son Sean first.

It was December 8, 1980, and the night-time winter mist was moving in from the lake in Central Park. Dropped off in front of the Dakota on West 72nd Street at around 10.45pm, Yoko climbed out first and made her way towards the gaslights outside the main entrance.

John followed, holding a stack of cassettes. When he got to the entrance four hollow-point bullets fired from a .38 revolver ripped through

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