Rock ‘n’ roll’s most famous traffic crossing is about to become even more ‘bonkers’

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This story is part of the September 12 edition of Good Weekend. See all stories .

It’s Tuesday lunchtime at the most famous zebra crossing in the world. As I arrive at Abbey Road Studios in London’s affluent St John’s Wood, I count 64 people milling around the lollipop beacons that flank the street, waiting for the opportunity to recreate The Photo.

Over the next 30 minutes, I watch a whopping 49 crossings by individuals or groups mimicking John, Ringo, Paul and George’s march across the Grade II-listed black-and-white stripes. One group…

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