As the Rolling Stones put out their first all-original album in 18 years, the band’s iconic frontman talks about staying together, using Instagram and what he has in common with Taylor Swift.
“You get to a certain age and you don’t want to have to deal with this stuff,” Mick Jagger says of band disputes past. “I mean, everyone was taking drugs, the 1980s was a big drug period. Well—so were the 1970s! And the 1960s!”.
“You get to a certain age and you don’t want to have to deal with this stuff,” Mick Jagger says of band disputes past. “I mean, everyone was taking drugs, the 1980s was a big drug period. Well—so were the 1970s! And the 1960s!”Norge Siste Nytt, Norge Overskrifter
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