Pattie Boyd: podcast appearances and interviews

Patricia Anne Boyd, born on 17 March 1944, is a retired English model and photographer. She was married to George Harrison from 1966 until their divorce in 1977 and was later married to Eric Clapton from 1979 until their divorce in 1989. During her marriage to Harrison, Boyd experienced the height of the Beatles' popularity and embraced Indian spirituality alongside him. She also inspired several notable songs by both her husbands; Harrison's songs include I Need You, If I Needed Someone, Something, and For You Blue, while Clapton's compositions include Layla, Bell Bottom Blues, and Wonderful Tonight. In 2007, Boyd published her autobiography titled Wonderful Today, providing personal insights into her life and relationships. As a photographer, she has captured images of Harrison and Clapton in a collection titled Through the Eye of a Muse, which has been exhibited. Her work as both a model and a photographer has been recognized alongside her experiences in the music and cultural scenes of the 1960s and beyond.