Nicks tells Mojo: "Every band should have a girl in it - it's always going to make for more cooler stuff than if it's just a bunch of guys. It's ultimately more romantic, no matter what. Even if nobody is getting together, it still casts a romantic spell."
Mac's history is infamous for the inter-band relationships, highlighted by Nicks' own tension with ex-lover Lindsey Buckingham as they worked on 1977 classic Rumours.
But she says: "We were actually very grown up about what we took into the studio and what we left out in the lounge." Read more here.
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