Mick Jagger is a British singer, songwriter, musician, actor, and the lead vocalist of The Rolling Stones. As the band's frontman, he became a global sensation known for his distinctive stage presence and rock star persona. He has released solo albums including She's The Boss, Primitive Cool, Goddess In The Doorway, and Wandering Spirit, and collaborated with hitmakers like David Bowie on Dancing In the Street, Peter Tosh on (You Gotta Walk) Don't Look Back, and The Jackson 5 on State of Shock. Some of his most popular solo songs include Don't Tear Me Up, Just Another Night, Sweet Thing, and Strange Game from the Apple TV Original series Slow Horses.

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He released Old Habits Die Hard for the 2004 film Alfie, earning him a Golden Globe Award for Best Original Song. Jagger pursued a side career as an actor and is best known for his role in director Nicolas Roeg's film Performance. He has also appeared in the documentaries Being Mick, Gimme Shelter, Amazing Grace, and Zappa.