In December 1977, the Sex Pistols hosted a party/benefit for children, marking a stark contrast to their controversial reputation, showcasing their true community spirit.
John Lydon fondly recalls the event, noting the laughter from kids during performances, highlighting how their music resonated beyond shock value, creating joy.
Despite a media portrayal of the band as monsters, John Lydon expressed that their aim was not to harm but to challenge the establishment.
Lydon looks back on the children's concert as one of his favorite gigs, a testament to the bond created with young fans amidst controversy.
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