Mick Jagger
With Mick Jagger, he vows not to "simply recycle the group portrait into the solo one. Indeed, it will be seen that I've revised my view of Mick even more than I did of John." Initially, Norman seems to reinforce a familiar view: Mick the master showman outclassing all classic rockers, shepherding his Stones through the decades with the command of a great CEO while indulging his Casanovan appetites. Yet Norman's Jagger is alternately cold and compassionate, prudent and priapic, a mass of contradiction whose 1983 attempt at an autobiography proved so dull that the publisher had to scrap it.
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