There is a road in England, which is a place where bands shoot, and fans stop there to take pictures. What road is that (⊙ o ⊙)!

2009 is the 40th anniversary of the Beatles' release of Abbey Road album. At 1 1 35 on the morning of August 8, when the Beatles filmed the cover of Abbey Road 40 years ago, Beatles fans from all over the world crowded Abbey Road in St. John's Wood, north London. Everyone lined up and walked across the zebra crossing in turn in imitation of the Beatles' costumes to express their sincere respect for their idols.

Richard irons, who is in charge of urban planning in St. John's Wood District Government, accompanied the reporter to the famous zebra crossing and pointed to the ground. He said that the zebra crossing here was painted by the local government the most times because there were too many tourists, and even the telephone poles on both sides of the road were painted with black paint many times.

Irons told reporters that there are 27 roads called Abbey Road in Britain, but the most famous one is St John's Wood in the north of London. This is an ordinary main road about 3 kilometers long, leading to the bustling area of central London.