Discussing his plans for 2005, Paul McCartney has confirmed that his headline performance at this year's Superbowl will not feature any "wardrobe malfunctions".
Talking about his Superbowl gig, McCartney told reporters: "I'm very much looking forward to this year. We are planning all sorts of exciting adventures, the first of which will be the
American Superbowl where we will not be having a wardrobe malfunction!"
Macca also hopes to have a new album out this year: "We will keep you posted as things develop but I will be finishing up my new album which I am excited about and as I said, planning some new adventures and expeditions. All will be revealed when plans are complete".
It remains to be seen whether those plans will include the release of Macca's Love Songs compilation. That project has stalled because Yoko Ono won't let McCartney include 'Yesterday' on the album. Although 'Yesterday' was written and performed by
Macca alone it is technically a Beatles track which means he still needs to get the permission of the other shareholders in the Beatles empire - which includes Yoko. She isn't keen on McCartney on including the track on a solo hits collection.