Paul McCartney - Biker Like An Icon (1993)

"Biker Like an Icon" is a song by Paul McCartney from his 1993 album Off the Ground. It was released a fourth single from the album as 7-inch and CDs. 

Commenting this song, Paul McCartney stated that the line “Biker like an icon” came from a conversation about photo cameras with his wife Linda McCartney. 

The phrase “I like a Leica” became “I like a Nikon” and the lyrics were built around that line with a story of a girl loving a biker like an icon.

 

1. Biker Like An Icon  (3:24)

     Engineer – Bob Kraushaar

     Producer – Julian Mendelsohn, Paul McCartney

     Written-By – Paul McCartney

Companies, etc.

• Licensed To – EMI Records Ltd.
• Phonographic Copyright ℗ – MPL Communications Inc.
• Phonographic Copyright ℗ – MPL Communications Ltd.
• Copyright © – MPL Communications Inc.
• Copyright © – MPL Communications Ltd.
• Published By – MPL Communications Ltd.
• Published By – Northern Songs

Credits

• Design [Sleeve] – Assorted Images, Norman Hathaway
• Painting – Olivier Rabb

taken from the album "Off The Ground"

Notes

Label: Parlophone – 7243 8 81043 2 6

Released: 1993 

Genre:  Rock, Pop 

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