John Lennon’s Son Sean Says the ‘Younger Generation’ Could Forget the Beatles

The idea that the Beatles‘ vital discography could be lost to a generation seems unfathomable, but as time passes, new technology arises, and society inevitably changes, John Lennon‘s son, Sean Ono Lennon, says it’s possible that the band could someday be forgotten.

When speaking to CBS Sunday Morning, Sean, 50, said he has “technically” taken over the role of custodian of his father’s legacy, which his mother, Yoko Ono, has protected and shaped throughout the decades.