Paul McCartney överraskar fans med FaceTime-samtal från Ringo på Liverpool-tur

Paul McCartney stannade till vid en turistbuss i Liverpool den här veckan och lät passagerarna prata med Ringo Starr via ett FaceTime-samtal.

Mötet skedde medan bussen väntade vid ett rött ljus under Liverpools Magical Mystery Tour. Turguiden Neil Morton beskrev ögonblicket som overkligt och sade att passagerarna knappt kunde tro sina ögon.

McCartney lutade sig ut genom bilfönstret för att visa gruppen att han var i ett samtal med sin tidigare bandkollega. Starr publicerade senare ett foto av händelsen på Instagram med bildtexten "Vad sägs om det för en Magical Mystery Tour i Liverpool? Peace and Love, Ringo."

Turen, som är den Beatles-sightseeing som pågått längst i Storbritannien, tog tidigare i år förstaplatsen i Tripadvisors utmärkelse "Travelers’ Choice Best of the Best Things to Do". McCartney och Starr släppte sin första duett, "Home to Us", i maj på McCartneys album The Boys of Dungeon Lane.

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