What attracts most people to The Beatles is their music. But the Beatles themselves are why people stay. Like most boy bands across history,
each member was marketed as one of four distinct personalities—a Beatle for everyone. But what's remarkable about The Beatles is that
their personalities were kind of real. Long after they lost Brian Epstein, their manager—the guy who put them in the suits—and
long after they had receded from the spotlight, abandoning all touring and live performances, their personalities continued to shine through.
This was true of their appearances in the press and outside of The Beatles, but even more so it was true of their music.
