Glad. Song based on Ono's book.

She's really talented lol. Google "Yoko Ono Museum performance"

Is it not significant that Lennon, the song's (previously thought to be) sole writer, has said that Ono deserves co-writer credit? Who of us can say we know better than him who wrote and deserves the credit for writing the song?

"...so being named a songwriter won't likely change her income from the song but it will extend the song's copyright, Variety noted."

A very Disney-like move.

Granting partial songwriting credit to Yoko Ono is a procedural maneuver which, to me, is of no consequence.
I will continue to credit John Lennon with having created the song "Imagine", which I consider the greatest song he ever created.

"Ono, 84, deserved credit for the song because of her inspiration and influence on it."

In that case, I want my share of "We Are the World."