Back then, rock 'n' roll was real; everything else was fake. John Lennon, Dylan, Jagger, Springsteen, Leibovitz - the artists whose paths crossed with Jann Wenner, founder of the legendary Rolling Stone magazine, represent 50 years of music and cultural history. In "Sticky Fingers," previously unknown stories about the icons of those intoxicating years between San Francisco and New York and a generation's greed for success, ascendance, and fame are revealed. Joe Hagan combed through Wenner's archive and spoke with Mick Jagger, Paul McCartney, Keith Richards, Bruce Springsteen, Elton John, Diane von Fürstenberg, Bono, Art Garfunkel, Pete Townshend, Yoko Ono, Billy Joel, Bette Midler, Tom Wolfe, Michael Douglas, and many others about that time - and learned firsthand what really led to the end of the Beatles. Hagan presents a smooth, confident, and unbiased biography that extends.