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See images of yesterday's 2,000-person human peace sign at Central Park

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David Goldberg
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Yesterday, artist, provocateur and total style icon Yoko Ono attempted to assemble the world's largest human peace sign in Central Park in honor the 75th birthday of John Lennon. Approximately 2,000 peaceniks gathered in the park's Meadow on Tuesday morning to form a pretty prodigious, rainbow-tastic symbol, then jammed out to rock by acts likes Dave Davies.

 

Pretty cool we just got to be a part of the world's biggest human peace sign!!!!!!! ❤️ #imaginepeace

A photo posted by Tennessee Thomas (@tennesseebunny) on

 

Met the best people... #imaginepeace

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We love you too @yokoonoofficial #lennonbus #imaginepeace

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Guinness officials confirmed that the sign didn't nearly crack the world record, which the Ithica Festival set in 2008 with 5,814 participants. Still, it looked pretty spectacular from the sky, and Ono seemed satisfied.

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