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For example, a budding guitarist called Michael who loves Mick Jagger choosing to go by the name of Mick.

In fact, rockstars like Mick Jagger (70s), Steven Tyler (60s), Prince (50s) are more likely having had decades to accumulate fans.

But when the pics are of Mick Jagger at Studio 54 or Jackie O, and Andy Warhol took them, now you've got art.

I think it was Mick Jagger who said something like that the time we've lived in was kinda special.

From snippets I've read I have the impression Jagger was deeply involved in managing the band's finances, and damn good at it.

So some of your examples, when clarified, are a bit clearer: Paul McCartney - Beatles + Rolling Stones = Mick Jagger is in the 3rd spot.

It's kind of like if a DA decided to prosecute Mick Jagger for drug use, but didn't look for any drugs or do any drug tests.

Mick Jagger has been convicted for drug use and has admitted to using drugs, and I would believe that he still does.

I have been working on Jagger for a while now, which aims to replace all that reflection during databind with annotation processing.

I don't perceive Ayn Rand, Katherine Hepburn, George Carlin, Mick Jagger and numerous others toward the end of the list as brilliant atheists.

Yes, I somehow doubt Jagger expected to personally foot the bill.

That cover is notorious for being the worst-of-all-time example of what it turns out Jagger was explicitly trying to avoid: In my short sweet experience, the more complicated the format of the album, e.g.

Jagger may have written "please write back saying how much money you would like", but notice that he didn't promise they'd pay it!

Tonight, on stage at the Verizon center in DC, Mick Jagger said "I'm not sure if President Obama is here tonight, but I'm sure he's listening in." Maybe it's just me, but this comes across as far more damaging than garden-variety mockery.

This is from and old post on a news group a long time ago and I can't find it anymore, so here's citing from my murky brain: Q: Did Microsoft really pay Mick Jagger $3M to license "Start Me Up" by the Rolling Stones during the Windows 95 product launch event?

> when Mick Jagger wrote to “Maurits” asking for permission to reproduce one of his pictures on the cover of the Rolling Stones’ album Through the Past Darkly, Escher refused, informing the rock star’s assistant: “Please tell Mr Jagger I am not Maurits to him.” Just want to point out, this could be a cultural difference and have nothing to do with his personality.

But Mick Jagger's English so he knows the customs - and they're fairly similar between England and Holland.

It features Jerry Hall (Mick Jagger's Ex) interviewing David Bailey on his time making a documentary on Warhol.

Jagger was one of the most famous pop musicians of the day, and Andy Warhol has a reputation for being a freak.