Mick Jagger takes a deep drag of a smouldering cigarette while Keith Richards rhythmically strums an open G chord on his acoustic guitar. An almost-empty bottle of bourbon sits on the table. The room’s lavish, heavy curtains are pulled back, and early morning light trickles in through vast windows. The year is 1971 and the Rolling Stones are working on Exile on Main Street, their tenth studio album, in a Villa near the Principality. Some would s…
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