George Harrison gets star with a little help from his friends
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This article was published 15/04/2009 (6367 days ago), so information in it may no longer be current.
LOS ANGELES — Hundreds of fans and friends, including Paul McCartney, turned out to see a posthumous star for George Harrison unveiled on the Hollywood Walk of Fame.
The late Beatle’s star was unveiled Tuesday in front of the Capitol Records building as McCartney, one of only two surviving members of the band, looked on. McCartney also offered a shout-out to hundreds of raucous fans, thanking them for showing up.
Also present were Harrison’s widow Olivia, his son Dhani, musicians Tom Petty and Jeff Lynne and actors Tom Hanks and Eric Idle.
Harrison died of lung cancer in 2001 at age 58.
— The Associated Press
