Rebecca Ferguson performed in tribute to John Lennon at launch of new treasure hunt
Singer Rebecca Ferguson paid tribute to the "epitome" of Liverpool in a stunning performance at the city's town hall.
To kick off the launch event today at Liverpool Town Hall Rebecca Ferguson, who grew up in Huyton, Woolton and Anfield, performed two Lennon songs, including Imagine, saying he was the "epitome" of Liverpool's music scene and a huge inspiration to her.Read more: Lucy Letby's chilling three words after being told she'll die in jail
Speaking to the ECHO, Rebecca said: "Me and John Lennon grew up in the same village and I just think that he is so cool. I like what he stood for, I like that he was a campaigner. He has that spirit about him that I just love. I think it's a Scouse thing. We stand up for the people. She went on to speak about how much her city means to her, and how important Saturday morning was. She added: "It was really nice - I love my city. I try and get home as much as I can, I can't live here only because of work, my work is all down south, but I just love coming home and being around the people. And it's just normality to be honest, everyone is friendly so whenever I get asked to do anything for Liverpool I will do it.
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