Having said the above, we are not trying to argue that the vocalist telling Jo and Loretta to вЂњget backвЂќ in the chorus is a message against homosexuals.В Yes, in the name of retaining an open mind, we may say that it is theoretically possible that such may be the meaning of this song вЂ“ one that other analysts never truly picked up on or considered.Д«ut whereas The Beatles themselves were apparently all heterosexual, they werenвЂ™t known as being anti-gay per se.В In fact the late Brian Epstein, who helped usher the Fab Four into superstardom, was in fact gay. Then in the second verse we have вЂњsweet Loretta MartinвЂќ who вЂњthought she was a woman, but she was another manвЂќ.В So this track may well be centered on two characters who have gender identity issues or what have you. But that is not to imply that it was conceptualized as so.В Moreover, it is theoretically possible that Macca and the boys are speaking to a concept like transexuality.ДЄnd the reason weвЂ™re able to boldly make that latter postulation is based on two facts.В First of all, the subject of the first part of this piece is a character named вЂњJojoвЂќ.В Well Paul McCartney had clarified, in his own explanation, that said individual is actuallyВ вЂњhalf-man and half-womanвЂќ.

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