Paul McCartney was born in Liverpool in 1942 and rose to fame as a member of the Beatles. He wrote some of their most enduring songs, including “Hey Jude” and “Let It Be.” After the Beatles disbanded, McCartney formed the band Wings, which also enjoyed great success. In addition to his music career, McCartney is a vegetarian and an activist for animal rights. He has been knighted by Queen Elizabeth II and has also been recognized for his work in charitable endeavors. McCartney continues to release music and perform to this day, with a career that has spanned over six decades.
