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Keith Richards and Mick Jagger are quintessential examples of a partnership marked by the thin line between camaraderie and rivalry. The creative tension peaked in the '80s when Jagger pursued a solo career, which Richards viewed as a betrayal. Their relationship dwindled into resentment, yet it never fully severed due to a mutual understanding that they needed one another to create music that resonated with their fans.
Richards’ candid memoirs showcased the emotional chasm between the two, with mused regret and longing for their former friendship. Despite the turmoil, they always returned to the music, emphasizing their shared commitment to the Rolling Stones.