Rolling Stones roll in “Youtube Living Legends.”

The Rolling Stones have collaborated with YouTube to form “Youtube Living Legends.” This site enabled fans to upload videos with questions for Mick Jagger and Keith Richards.

The site would have backstage clips from their latest playing documentary, “Shine A Light.” The website is here.

The picture above showed the Rolling Stones posing at London’s Leicester Square for old times’ sake. They had their first gig here 45 years ago and after that passage of time, they were still on top of their game. Mick Jagger, 64, Ronnie Wood, 60, Charlie Watts, 66, and Keith Richards, 64, were honored in the premiere of Martin Scorcese’s documentary on the Rolling Stones, named “Shine A Light.”

Martin used footage as recent as 2006. The band was at Beacon Theater in New York. He mixed this footage with old tapes from the archive and included interviews too.

The band members were all multi-millionaires. Mick Jagger did not want to view his documentary again. He skipped the showing and went for dinner with his girlfriend at Mayfair.

Source: DM, efluxmedia.

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