Paul has turned down offers of up to £5million to write an autobiography, saying he is too busy touring and making music.
Paul's Beatles memories would be compelling reading
The memoirs of the 71-year-old former Beatle have the potential to be one of the most explosive in modern pop culture.
His views on the rise to fame of the group, their bust-ups and eventual split would make compelling reading.
Yet
Sir Paul, who has just ended a North American tour, is about to release
a new record and already has a £500million fortune, said: “I figured so
many people have told it so many times, that maybe I don’t need to do
it. It is work. That is not something you toss up overnight.
That is not something you toss up overnight
“I am touring, I
am about to release a record, got kids, grandkids and I have got a lot
on. I don’t have time to write that, even if I was very driven to do it.
It would take more time than I currently have.”
He
has also ruled out taking the reins of Everton FC, after being linked
to a takeover bid for the Merseyside club, saying: “It would be more
than I could take on.”
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