LONDON (Reuters) – Rolling Stones guitarist Keith Richards says in his new autobiography that Mick Jagger became unbearable over the years and reveals he also calls the imperious lead singer "Your Majesty" and "Brenda."
The memoir is peppered with references to other celebrities -- from Johnny Depp to John Lennon -- but it is the prickly dynamic between Richards and Jagger that dominates the 527-page book, which is to be serialized in The Times newspaper.
Hat tip to David Cranmer.
3 comments:
Well, Lennon certainly always seemed to condescend to Jagger...and I figured that wasn't all due to Lennon's arrogance...
God, they're like an old married couple by now. In fact, their relationship has certainly outlasted any marriages they've had. Perhaps Keith should call his book ROCK 'N' ROLL BICKERSONS.
Both Ed Gorman and my longest-term friend Laura also felt the need to present this and comment...but I've only known Laura since we were fifteen...Richard and Jagger have known each other since they were four, apparently.
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