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For Ronnie Wood, every picture tells a story

16 December 2017

9:00 AM

16 December 2017

9:00 AM

I am in Paris for the Rolling Stones’ No Filter concert, in Ronnie Wood’s dressing room minutes before he is due on stage. Walking through the door, I find myself in what looks like a giant crèche, sweeties in jars (I presume they’re sweeties), and every size of child and grandchild bouncing around on a thick rug woven in the pattern of Ronnie’s ‘Wild Horses’ painting.

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