Rolling Stones Duet With Taylor Swift In Chicago
During the final night of their three-night stand in Chicago, the Rolling Stones invited Taylor Swift on stage as their guest vocalist for the evening. And for the song choice, they reached far back into their catalog, all the way to 1964.
"As Tears Go By" was, as Mick Jagger said from the stage, "one of the first songs that Keith and I wrote." It's a song they also chose at the time to give first to "someone else...a young lady," Jagger continued. He's referring, of course, to then-17-year-old singer Marianne Faithfull (the Stones themselves recorded it a year later).
Last night (June 3), though, it was another "young lady"-- 23-year-old Swift -- who took a turn on the melancholy ballad, dancing delicately around the United Center stage with Jagger as she sang.
