Mick Jagger is a living legend and a multi-faceted icon of modern culture. 2013 was a landmark year for him in many ways: the eternal rebel turned 70 years old, The Rolling Stones completed the most high-profile world tour in their history to celebrate the group's half-century anniversary, and in addition it was announced that “Sir Mick” would soon become a great-grandfather. Interest in his personality is greater than ever, but the former rowdy and now knight of the British Empire categorically refuses to write the story of his life. Well, others have to do it for him, and the newest work by Philip Norman, famous for his biographies of The Beatles, The Rolling Stones and John Lennon, is the most comprehensive of its kind. So, you will learn how the son of a simple physical education teacher and a quiet fan of black blues turned into a worldwide idol and a constant hero of scandalous chronicles, how Steven Spielberg fell to his knees before him, and Andy Warhol nursed his children...