The Rolling Stones: Rock Icons and Cultural Symbols

This chapter explores the transformation of the Rolling Stones from musicians to cultural icons, delving into their personal lives, homes, and legal challenges during the 1960s. It contrasts their lifestyle with that of the Beatles and examines how their drug-related trials highlighted societal tensions and generational divides. The narrative reveals the media's role in shaping perceptions of rock stars, shedding light on the complexities of rebellion and privilege in that era.

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