A source told The Sun newspaper Bizarre column: "Mick has drawn the line under ever writing a book about his career and life.
“The sums are well over the £20million mark but he is all about looking forward, not reviewing the past.
“To spend 18 months or more working with an editor is not anything he is interested in. So it’s now a definite, ‘Thanks, but no thanks.'
Jagger told the BBC: ‘I was offered a lot of money, and the money was the seductive part of it. When I actually started to get into it, I really didn’t enjoy it. And what I didn’t enjoy was reliving my life to the detriment of living in the now.’
The Rolling Stones frontman is a legendary Lothario, linked with women from every walk of life. From Hollywood stars to runway models, socialites to swimsuit models, first ladies to magazine models and groupies to fashion models, Jagger has opened his heart, and – more often – his bed, to an incredible number of partners.
By his own count, the iconic singer claims to have slept with more than 4,000 women. Such a number seems unfathomable for any normal person, yet this is Mick Jagger we’re talking about, so we tend to believe him
Assembling a list of Jagger’s former lovers is a fool's errand, especially since the man himself has probably forgotten more than a few late-night trysts. Still, we combed the archives and came up with a list of 64 ladies who have been romantically linked with the Stones singer.
The Stones singer anyway has offered some fancie stories.
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.
