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Paul McCartney Talks The Pandemic, ‘The Vaccine Will Get Us Out Of This’

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Sir Paul McCartney is hoping it will be his turn to get the COVID-19 vaccine soon. As the United Kingdom was the first country to start vaccines for those over 80, a number of celebs have lined up.

McCartney, 78, is looking forward to his jab. RELATED: Paul McCartney Coordinated With Taylor Swift So Their Albums Wouldn’t Release At The Same Time “The vaccine will get us out of this.

I think we’ll come through it, I know we’ll come through, and it’s great news about the vaccine. I’ll have it as soon as I’m allowed,” he told The Sun.

Sir Ian McKellan, Lionel Blair and Prue Leith have all received their first round of shots this week. “It’s a very special day.

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