Paul McCartney resumed his Out There tour and confessed to his 17,500 fans in New York that it felt "great to be back."
Clad in a classy blue blazer, the 72-year-old former Beatle member, who was hospitalized for two months post falling prey to a virus, took the stage by storm as he performed a three-hour set in The Big Apple, the Daily Express reported.
McCartney, who was forced to halt his tour and had postponed 19 dates in the US along with the cancelled Japan and South Korea legs, sang 38 songs at The Times Union Centre during his performance.
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