Mick Jagger comments on indie band Geese in GQ wellness interview during Rolling Stones album rollout
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Chris DeVille
8h ago· 4 min readen
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A humorous, satirical article about Mick Jagger giving an interview to GQ's wellness vertical as part of the Rolling Stones' new album rollout, where he unexpectedly comments on the indie band Geese. The piece pokes fun at Jagger's age (turning 83), his surprising vitality, and the absurdity of him discussing a younger indie band.
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Key members have died young (Brian Jones) and in their old age (Charlie Watts), yet Mick Jagger, Keith Richards, and Ronnie Wood seem indestructible
Jagger, in particular, is an especially spry and healthy octogenarian; he turns 83 next month, and you wouldn't know it by the way he moves
The Rolling Stones have been around forever. Key members have died young (Brian Jones) and in their old age (Charlie Watts), yet Mick Jagger, Keith Richards, and Ronnie Wood seem indestructible. Jagger, in particular, is an especially spry and healthy oct
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