By John

By David BarnettFeatures correspondent Getty Images Forty years ago today, the Beatles star was assassinated – and has since held a god-like status around the world. John Lennon has been dead as long as he was alive – it was 40 years today that he was shot on the steps of the Dakota apartments in New York. And since his death, Lennon has achieved, as is typically for musicians who die young or in their prime, legendary status. More like this: –Also see: –The album that defined an era

Biography:  https://www.bbc.com/culture/article/20201207-how-john-lennon-was-made-into-a-myth

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Bias

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  • The author has a strong bias towards John Lennon. The language used to describe him is often positive and reverent.
  • There are multiple examples of the author's personal opinions about John Lennon being expressed in the text.

Conflicts of Interest

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  • The author does not provide any evidence of a conflict of interest for this article. The language used to describe John Lennon is consistently positive and reverent.
  • There are no examples of the author's personal opinions about John Lennon being expressed in the text.

Contradictions

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  • The author does not provide any contradictions for this article. The language used to describe John Lennon is consistently positive and reverent.
  • There are no examples of the author's personal opinions about John Lennon being expressed in the text.

Deceptions

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  • The author does not provide any evidence of deception for this article. The language used to describe John Lennon is consistently positive and reverent.
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