Because so few people in this Eastern Bloc city know more than a smattering of English, those words--and other song introductions--were translated into Hungarian by an interpreter. But one point near the end of the 80-minute concert needed no translation. As the keyboardist in Onos band began Lennons most famous song, Imagine, the audience reacted with an intensity that seemed almost cathartic.
Onos decision to sing Imagine and Give Peace a Chance (another song strongly identified with her late husband) will probably fuel the resentment of pop fans who have accused Ono of trying to build her career on the lingering affection and respect for Lennon. But the audience here appeared grateful to join in what became--in a haunting, deeply moving way--a memorial to Lennon.
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