Prince Harry and Jon Bon Jovi Recreate The Beatles’ Abbey Road Crossing Photo

Mar 02, 2020 by apost team

Prince Harry and Jon Bon Jovi have recreated on Friday the signature photograph of arguably the world's most famous band – The Beatles on the Abbey Road crosswalk in London, England.

Harry and Jon Bon Jovi were seen having some fun while at Abbey Road Studios, an invitation from the Duke himself to the singer to record a song for the 2020 Invictus Games.

The two men remade the iconic album cover of The Beatles’ Abbey Road along with members of the Invictus Games Choir, and it's all for a good cause.

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Prince Harry founded the Invictus Games in 2014. According to Promipool, the games is an adaptive multi-sport event that features wounded, injured, or unwell armed services personnel and veterans. This year’s event will be held in The Hague, Netherlands from 9 to 16 May.

Together with the Invictus Games Choir, the singer Bon Jovi recorded a special version of ‘Unbroken’, one of the songs slated to appear in the band’s upcoming album Bon Jovi 2020.

The song was written to honour veterans who suffer from PTSD, making it the perfect choice for the Invictus Games Foundation, which aims to raise funds for charity.

A video shared on the Duke and Duchess of Sussex’s instagram shows behind-the-scenes footage of Harry and Jon Bon Jovi mingling with the members of the choir, as well as both of them previewing the song in post-production.

According to the post, this Invictus Games version of ‘Unbroken’ was recorded in Studio 2, the exact same place The Beatles recorded 11 out of 13 of their albums.

How happy did Prince Harry look walking down Abbey Road? Like his mother, the late Princess Diana, Harry has a heart for charity work. Promote the Invictus Games by passing this story along and to help raise awareness for injured and sick armed services personnel and veterans.