Rail bosses have been forced to take
action after confused tourists kept turning up at a railway station
called Abbey Road expecting to find the famous Beatles zebra crossing.
Transport for London decided to erect a tongue-in-cheek notice to inform baffled visitors that they've come to the wrong place.
The
genuine iconic crossing - which featured on the cover of The Beatles'
album of the same name - is actually more than 10 miles away in the
suburb of St Johns' Wood near the recording studios where it was
recorded.
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