John Lennon

From Demi Moore’s groundbreaking pregnancy portrait to Janet Jackson’s provocative Rolling Stone cover — and even "Bat Boy" makes an appearance — these unforgettable ’80s and ’90s magazine moments defined pop culture and captured an era before the internet took over.

Clip comes from his and Yoko Ono's One to One Concerts and upcoming box set, 'Power to the People.'

The restored and expanded project includes a brand-new disc of music and previously unreleased episode to stream.

As their first decade apart unfolded, each firmly established a personal legacy.

Demos, outtakes and previously unreleased live tracks document era with Yoko Ono and the Plastic Ono Band around time of 1972's 'Some Time in New York City.'

They made a habit of resurrecting unreleased material, with some tracks dating back to their teens.

This band was not above lobbing potshots at one another, but they also took aim at a host of other worthy targets.

Dylan's motorcycle accident, Lennon’s "Bigger than Jesus" comment and Cream’s debut show all took place on the same date.

There would be just 10 short years before an assassin's bullets cut short his life and solo career.

Some very good songs stood out in an era of catastrophic lows.