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John Lydon helps Museum of Art in New York

Lydon is lending the jacket he wore on the Pistols 1978 US tour to The Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York with their AngloMania: Tradition and Transgression in British Fashion exhibition. He has recorded a podcast featuring the lyrics of ‘God Save The Queen’, as well as his thoughts on British culture and fashion.

AngloMania opens to the public on Wednesday, May 3rd, however, this Monday (1st) sees a preview opening and charity event which John will be attending.

John’s podcast is now available FREE for download at the Met website.

From John Lydon.com

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John Lydon helps Museum of Art in New York