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Living the Beatles Legend: The Untold Story of Mal Evans by Kenneth Womack.
This book was compiled using the diaries of the late
Mal Evans, the Beatles confidante, bodyguard and roadie beginning with
their early days at the Cavern Club.
By 1967, the Beatles had stopped touring so his job as "tour manager" had morphed into something else. Mal was an executive at Apple Corps, but he felt he was becoming marginalized by his beloved Beatles. He was drinking and drugging more, his marriage was in trouble, and he was self-reflective in his diary.
"Fear is knowing the right answer," he observed, "while hoping it's the wrong answer." But it also occurred to him that the concept of fear might be something even more problematic, that "fear is not even knowing the right answer." Had his moral compass become so broken that it was too late to reorder his misplaced priorities?
