O'Neill was best known as a chronicler of 1960s' music and events, but worked with a variety of cultural figures over the years from Audrey Hepburn to Amy WinehouseTerry O'NeillTerry O’Neill, the photographer who worked closely with The Beatles and the Rolling Stones to document the high points of 1960s culture, has died aged 81. O’Neill had previously been diagnosed with prostate cancer. Last month he received a CBE for services to photography, presented to him at Buckingham Palace by Prince William, the Duke of Cambridge. […]The post The Beatles, Rolling Stones and Bowie photographer Terry O'Neill has died aged 81 appeared first on NME.