Most memorable interviews in recent history
Lance Armstrong, who for years vehemently denied cheating while winning a record seven Tours de France, reportedly told Oprah Winfrey in a revealing interview to be aired on January 17 on the Oprah Winfrey Network that he used performance-enhancing drugs to advance his cycling career. Take a look at other memorable interviews in recent history.
John Lennon interviewed by Jann S Wenner
Jann Wenner, editor of Rolling Stone, caught Lennon at the perfect time, which was December 1970 in New York. John was now married to Yoko Ono and the Beatles had recently split up and were still furious and arguing, but the rest of the world didn't quite know yet all the different feuds until this interview when Lennon let out all of his frustrations.
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