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The Beatles and Woodstock: Tuned In & Turned On
The Beatles may not have made it to Woodstock, but their impact was everywhere. Especially for those a little too young to be at the festival.
Candy Leonard
Candy Leonard is a sociologist whose background includes college teaching, qualitative research for the healthcare industry, and hosting public affairs radio and TV programs. She’s the author of Beatleness: How the Beatles and Their Fans Remade the World, and has written for the Huffington Post and Next Avenue Current interests include boomers and the new old age, the impact of technology on human relations, and preserving democracy. Twitter @CandySez
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