Pattie Boyd, photographer, model and muse of George Harrison and Eric Clapton
The Interview: Pattie Boyd, photographer, model and muse of George Harrison and Eric Clapton Sarfraz Manzoor July 24 2016, 12:01am, The Sunday Times “I married George in a Mary Quant red fox-fur coat. Paul McCartney was the best man” In 1967, a coffee-table book was published called Birds of Britain. It contained a collection of photographs of women who the photographer John D Green considered epitomised the Swinging Sixties. “Resplendent!” is how Anthony Haden-Guest described them in his introduction. “Sauntering, strolling, sitting, driving around the chosen streets and squares of central London ... warm vortices of flesh, supercool in sunglasses and flaming in a rag-bag kaleidoscope of stuffs and styles.” Among the women were Marianne Faithfull, Charlotte Rampling, Dusty Springfield and Julie Christie, but featured on the book’s cover was Pattie Boyd, the original It Girl and model, who was married to George Harrison at the time. Boyd was the subject ...