Hard to imagine her being anything "great" but maybe "kinky" would suffice. I can imagine Carmen Electra being "great", but Ono only conjures up words like "weird".
> And it's not like John Lennon's options were limited.
In one sense, they were. He was easily manipulated, in part due to egotism, in part due to a lot of personal demons (probably left over from childhood, who knows). He was also doing a lot of hard drugs, and Ono played on his dependency and neediness -- she's a world-class manipulator.
Once she had him hooked, the Beatles were toast, his future music was toast (until he started to reclaim his life in the late 1970's), and his prior wild love life with the babes was Nowhere, Man.
In the late 60's, Ono looked at Lennon and saw her choice: continue as a weird-ass avante-garde artist, or hook up with Lennon and become rich and famous. D-uh. If she'd stayed with her own talents, she might have done okay, and stayed relatively honest (for a leftist). But doing what she did, she's nothing but a damn goldbrick.
HEY YOKO!?!?
