Rolling Stones frontman Mick Jagger is not interested in writing his autobiography and would rather spend his time doing something "new".
The 70-year-old, whose bandmate Keith Richards released his memoir "Life" in 2010, insists fans should just look online if they want to learn more about his past.
"I think the rock 'n' roll memoir is a glutted market. I'd rather be doing something new. I'd rather be making new films, making new music, be touring. If someone wants to know what I did in 1965, they can look it up on Wikipedia without even spending any money," contactmusic.com quoted Jagger as saying.
Away from music, he also heads his own production company, Jagged Films.
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