A photo of the Fab Four crossing the street in tidily-arranged profile made Abbey Road the site of the most famous crosswalk in the world.

On August 8, 1969, the Beatles took staged a photo shoot for the ... hundreds of fans flocked to Abbey Road Studios in St. John’s Wood in London and its famous street crossing.

(The famous road was the location of EMI Studios, now Abbey Road Studios, where The Beatles recorded some of their music in Studio Two of the building.) The final photo was taken from up high on a ...

Spectators snapped photos on cellphones as Beatles lookalikes crossed the street outside Abbey Road Studios in tribute ... it became one of the most famous images in music history.

Thousands of people visit the site each year to recreate the famous album cover. Tourists pose for photos on the iconic crosswalk on Abbey Road in London. The zebra crossing was made famous by the ...

In 1976, studio head Ken Townsend boldly recast the facilities as Abbey Road Studios in keeping both with the building's famous address and the album — and its legend-making cover photo — that ...

I love that photo of them on the famous Abbey Road crosswalk. And you even say that it helped inspire this documentary. Can you tell me more about it? It felt too close. I still work closely on my ...

Sophie recreated the Beatles’s iconic 1969 Abbey Road album cover photo. In the likeness of John Legend, Paul McCartney, George Harrison, and Ringo Starr, the royal strutted across the famous ...