By Linda Tancs
At long last, Hamburg, the city that honed what would become the Beatles phenomenon, has dedicated a city square to the Fab Four, some 48 years after taking the northern German port by storm. To the tune of 550,000 euros, the commemorative structure includes the Beatles-Platz signage and a record-shaped foundation with statues of the mop tops, including a nod to early bandmate Stu Sutcliffe. The move to honor the group was spearheaded by radio station Oldie 95. Better late than never.
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