George Harrison

Someone might say that George Harrison drew a lucky ticket. A kid from a poor Liverpool neighborhood, who was not distinguished by outstanding academic achievements, bright appearance, or assertive character, met on the school bus another guitar fan just like him. His classmate was named Paul McCartney, and he was friends with a guy named John Lennon…

The author of the most complete and well-documented biography of George Harrison to date, Philip Norman, is convinced that nothing happens by chance in the world. It's not about luck — it's about undeniable talent and the willingness to risk everything to follow one's calling. 

The most “closed” of the Beatles, Harrison — not only a virtuosic guitarist but also a gifted composer — spent many years in the shadow of his famous peers, continuing to search for himself, to forge his own path, to make his own mistakes, and to make his own choices.