David Bowie used to steal Mick Jagger's clothing ideas, according to the Rolling Stones frontman. The Stones singer has offered up a tribute to his late pal and he reveals Bowie was a big fan of his wardrobe. "He'd always look at my clothes labels," Jagger said. "When he would see me, he'd give me a hug, and I could feel him going up behind the collar of my shirt to see what I was wearing.
"He used to copy me sometimes, but he'd be very honest about it. If he took one of your moves, he'd say, 'That's one of yours - I just tried it'. I didn't mind sharing things with him, because he would share so much with me. It was a two-way street."
We were very close in the 80s in New York," Jagger adds. "We'd hang out a lot and go out to dance clubs. We were very influenced by the New York downtown scene back then."That's why Let's Dance is my favourite song of his - it reminds me of those times, and it has such a great groove.
About Grenadines Islands
Dave Stewart recalls the night Jagger drove them down endless dirt tracks in the Grenadines en route to what he claimed was a hot club. They came to a stop at an unpromising wood shack.The moment Jagger stepped into the small room, nine stunning women burst in, obviously intimately acquainted with the bad boy.“Hi Mick,” “What 
g’wan.”The most voluptuous of the women led Stewart upstairs and launched a thunderous dance hall track as she broke into a lascivious grind while holding Stewart tight from behind her. A swarm of good-looking women shimmied forth to enclose them. Stewart stumbled back downstairs red-faced, where Jagger, in the clutch of a posse of gorgeous women, greeted him with a knowing laugh and a drink of over-proof rum.“Ya gotta go out on a Saturday night,” Jagger shouted over the music.
About women
In 1999, the singer finally agreed to ask advice from a therapist specializing in sexual problems, whose diagnosis was: "I think it can be compared to a sort of sexual vampire. Being in contact with many different people makes him feel young and It gives a lot of energy. He can not be faithful to one partner, but rather feel the need to derive sexual satisfaction by sleeping with many women at once. " Too bad that the doctor ended up being herself a victim of the predator who was treating: "He liked to spank me, and I put out laughing because I had never experienced such a thing." A merciless and comic denouement, no doubt about it. Before a concert in Dallas a lady went to the tour manager, Ron Schneider, defines herself as "the Queen of Butter", and explaining that she had in your purse a stick of butter pound that she intended to spread on Mick naked body and then lick it off. The lady claimed not to have much time to accomplish his mission, because he had to go to take back his son coming out of school ...
Bebe Buell, (earlie groupie) on her book issued a significant statement: "You can not say that it is homosexual, even it Bisexual. He is beyond categorization. Mick Jagger is the pansexual personality that I know. Among women, however, there was the number of "victims" enormously higher: there is even talk of more than 4000 women who inevitably gave more than a technicality to its most "stable" and official reports, such as the two marriages to Bianca De Macias and Jerry Hall, and its role father. in this regard, he had this to say: "Mick: great man. Bad husband. It worked so often, "he recalled also a security guard of the European part of the tour," Mick had women who were waiting for him at every stage of the journey, some even came from other cities. "
About Voice
There's a regiment, you do a warm up before the show and before the tour starts I do a month of rehearsing. "So every day I have to do a regiment and after a couple of weeks of that I do karaoke - solo karaoke, but not in a smoke-filled room."
Jagger, 71, who named Jay Z as one of his favourite rappers, revealed the re-release of their classic album, Sticky Fingers, features a track with Eric Clapton playing Brown Sugar.Guitarist Keith Richards, also 71, said rehearsals have ‘been amazing’ and, when asked if he could teach the secret to immortality, replied: "I ain't there yet! "So far so good."I think a clean and healthy life, plenty of exercise, go to church on a Sunday."
About Keith Richards book 'Life'
Jagger, Cohen says, asked Richards to cut some of the most embarrassing material from “Life,” but Richards refused — and the juicy memoir went on to sell more than a million copies.
Jagger told Cohen his thoughts on the book, which the writer paraphrases as follows: “Imagine that everything Keith says is true. Now imagine those things being said by a business partner . . . Now imagine that partner is drug addicted. Sometimes, you have a big meeting and he doesn’t show . . . Or maybe he gets busted on the eve of a world tour. What, in such a case, would you make of his complaints?”
Dismissing the “most salacious material” with “a cold, cynical laugh,” Jagger went on to say he doubted that Richards had even read the book, reports Cohen
