The Beatles' funeral played out of order: recorded before Abbey Road, released after the divorce, Let It Be wears Spector's posthumous orchestration like a borrowed suit. Underneath: "Two of Us"'s reconciliation, "Across the Universe"'s drift, the rooftop's last joy. A flawed goodbye whose best songs need no rescue mission — though Get Back staged one anyway.
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