Rolling Stones icon Mick Jagger is warning fans he will never write an autobiography, because he hates thinking about his long past. The rock star famously sent back a $4 million advance to a publishing house after changing his mind about a tell all memoir. And at 64, he insists there’s no chance he will follow in the footsteps of bandmate Ronnie Wood, and share his secrets with the world. Jagger says, "I hate those confessionals. I never read autobiographies. I hate the whole thing about looking back. It’s just dull. I’d rather look forward. We’re here, we’re doing it. It’s not about why, it’s about ‘this is it.’"Sunday, March 30, 2008
MICK JAGGER WARNING STONES FANS
Rolling Stones icon Mick Jagger is warning fans he will never write an autobiography, because he hates thinking about his long past. The rock star famously sent back a $4 million advance to a publishing house after changing his mind about a tell all memoir. And at 64, he insists there’s no chance he will follow in the footsteps of bandmate Ronnie Wood, and share his secrets with the world. Jagger says, "I hate those confessionals. I never read autobiographies. I hate the whole thing about looking back. It’s just dull. I’d rather look forward. We’re here, we’re doing it. It’s not about why, it’s about ‘this is it.’"
