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ThomasJPitts 8th October 2010
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John Lennon’s Birth

John Lennon’s wire-rimmed glasses appeared on Google’s homepage early this morning. The tribute is about his birth – Lennon died on Dec. 8 in 1980. He was born on Oct. 9 in 1940.

The image is Google’s way of saying “happy birthday” to Lennon, who would have been 70 years old Saturday. Press that play button and you’ll see a quick animation set to Lennon’s “Imagine.” (If the video doesn’t play, click here)

Another fab one Google. Well done.

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