Mick Jagger (82) expressed himself in an open conversation with the New York Times disillusioned about aging. The front man of the Rolling Stones, who celebrates his 83rd birthday on July 26th, left no doubt about what he thinks of the supposed advantages of age: "Nothing is good," he told the medium. "Nothing. You don't get wiser. You forget everything. I have forgotten all my wisdom." He admitted that he might have had "a few pearls", but he f…
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Mick Jagger (82) expressed himself in an open conversation with the New York Times disillusioned about aging. The front man of the Rolling Stones, who celebrates his 83rd birthday on July 26th, left no doubt about what he thinks of the supposed advantages of age: "Nothing is good," he told the medium. "Nothing. You don't get wiser. You forget everything. I have forgotten all my wisdom." He admitted that he might have had "a few pearls", but he f…