Nov 2, 2006 • 1 min read

George Michael lends Imagine piano to anti-war exhibition

George Michael is lending the piano on which John Lennon wrote 'Imagine' to an anti-war exhibition in Dallas, organised by his partner Kenny Goss.

George Michael is to lend the piano on which John Lennon wrote 'Imagine' to a US anti-war exhibit organised by the former Wham! star's partner Kenny Goss. Michael bought the upright at auction for £1.67m back in 2000. It's the first time the instrument will leave the UK, to appear in the exhibition which will take place at Goss's gallery in Dallas.

Goss told Reuters there is "no better place to reiterate how important peace is. Dallas is George Bush's home. It's a great place to remind people how important it is that we find peace".

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