This is Paul McCartneys Surprise Concert at NYC's Grand Central Terminal - Beatles songs onlyTracklist:A Hard Day’s NightCan’t Buy Me LoveI’ve Got a FeelingFrom Me to YouLove Me DoBlackbirdI Saw Her Standing ThereBack in the U.S.S.R.Ob-La-Di, Ob-La-DaBirthdayLady MadonnaLet It BeSgt. Pepper’s Lonely Hearts Club Band (Reprise)Helter SkelterGolden SlumbersCarry That WeightThe End Paul McCartney released his 18th solo album Egypt Station on Friday (September 7) and gave New York City fans a little treat. As Rolling Stone reports, around 200 people, ranging from close friends to total strangers, filled Vanderbilt Hall — a chamber off the main commuter concourse of Grand Central Terminal. Meryl Streep, Chris Rock, Amy Schumer, Jimmy Fallon and Jon Bon Jovi were all there.The former Beatle was filming a YouTube livestream concert and wanted to make sure it went smoothly, so he gave the crowd instructions. His plan was to begin the broadcast alone, with the audience in complete silence. “Then I’ll just move a little more over this way and sing, ‘Hey Jude…'” he explained. “And you’ll sing, ‘Don’t make it bad…’ And that’s your big moment!” Only, that was its only moment. Aside from the intro tease, he didn't play the iconic song.The living legend of course was there to promote his new album, but the special show's set list only contained a few Egypt Station songs — relying mostly on old classics.