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Rolling Stones Tour Helped Mick Jagger With Girlfriend's Death

08/05/2014
. (Classic Rock) Mick Jagger found solace in the aftermath of girlfriend L'Wren Scott's suicide in his work, he's said. The Rolling Stones postponed a string of tour dates to give their frontman time to recover after she took her own live in March.

He said at the time: "I am still struggling to understand how my lover and best friend could end her life in this tragic way." But he threw himself into his responsibilities as producer of James Brown biopic Get On Up - and when his band return to the road in October, he has no plans to come off again soon.

Jagger tells the Telegraph: "I've been touring in the summer, I'll be touring in the autumn. I'm still touring and I don't know when I'm going to stop - but I'm still going now.

"It's a very energising thing. It's very irresponsible because you don't have to worry: you get to one place and you know you're not going to stay there more than a couple of days. Good, bad or indifferent, you're on to the next place." More.

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