Nancy Shevell

PAPER OR PLASTIC, MR MCCARTNEY?

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Photo Credit: Splash News

Bristol Farms market, but we still get a thrill at the idea of BEATLE, Paul McCartney, shopping where we do. He and his girlfriend Nancy Shevell and Paul’s daughter Beatrice nonchalantly picked up a few things at the store. It’s nice to see Paul spending time with his beloved Beatrice – knowing his ex-wife, it’s probably costing him dearly.

PAUL MCCARTNEY LEAVES PEOPLE ACROSS THE USA DOING DOUBLE-TAKES

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Paul McCartney’s trek across the USA on Route 66 caused pockets of chaos in some of the places where he stopped. For example, Paul and his girlfriend Nancy Shevell pulled into the Circle K gas station in Springfield, Missouri, in their 1989 Ford Bronco the first week of August, and no one paid attention. But when Paul got out to use the men’s room, one of a car full of young local guys on their way to St Louis for a Cardinal game, gasped “That looks like Paul McCartney!” He yelled “Hey, Paul!” and Paul answered in his distinctive accent. The excited guys chatted with Paul and he posed for the above photo with them. The State Journal_Register published the picture and it started a major uproar. The paper was inundated by readers insisting it was a hoax and the picture was photoshopped. They couldn’t believe Paul was in their town, much less driving a Bronco! It was the subject of much speculation for days. We can imagine this scene repeating itself in many of the small towns Paul visited.

PAUL MCCARTNEY IS GETTING HIS KICKS ON ROUTE 66- RIGHT NOW!

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Paul McCartney is currently fulfilling a lifelong dream of driving across the United States on the old Route 66 and he’s taking a month to do it. Paul and his girlfriend Nancy Shevell left the Hamptons and plan to drive to Santa Monica in their Ford Bronco truck. They picked up Rte 66 in Illinois and will take it all the way across seven states. Instead of heading for fancy hotels, the couple plan to camp out and do a lot of sight-seeing like ordinary tourists. In the picture above he’s taking a photo of Nancy in New Mexico. How fun would it be to have Paul walk into your diner in the middle of nowhere?