It seems that the most likely issue anyone might have with this documentary is the contention that Jagger’s work when he was in his twenties has over-shadowed the rest of his output. Yes, the argument can be made, but honestly, a lot depends on what period of the Rolling Stones the person making the call likes more. Once that’s taken out of the equation, though, this is quite an informative and in-depth documentary that works extremely well.

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