Andrew Watt on the Howard Stern Show - Paul McCartney... 'We need to rename him Billy'

My thanks to a listener for forwarding this clip. Andrew Watt, an American record producer, singer, songwriter, and guitarist, was on the Howard Stern show. During the discussion, Andrew recalls a conversation he had when he was working with Paul McCartney. In the interview with Howard, Andrew explained that his engineer was also named Paul, which resulted in confusion because there were two Pauls working together. Paul McCartney suggested that they use the nickname Billy to help distinguish which Paul was being addressed. Was Paul McCartney implying that they should call him Billy? Or was it Andrew's engineer who was going to get the nickname? Either way, we have another example of Billy Shears applying the Masonic technique of speaking masterfully.

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