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Rolling Stones frontman Mick Jagger has revealed that he wants to duet with Amy Winehouse.
The 'Wild Horses' band and Winehouse have both signed to appear at this year's Isle Of Wight festival on June 10, and Jagger wants them to take to the stage together for a duet.
The Rolling Stones' Isle Of Wight gig will be the band's first festival appearance since they played at Knebworth in 1976.
Jagger told Virgin Radio: "It's got a very good reputation as a festival - it's well run. People always say good things about it so it should be good."
The 'Wild Horses' band and Winehouse have both signed to appear at this year's Isle Of Wight festival on June 10, and Jagger wants them to take to the stage together for a duet.
The Rolling Stones' Isle Of Wight gig will be the band's first festival appearance since they played at Knebworth in 1976.
Jagger told Virgin Radio: "It's got a very good reputation as a festival - it's well run. People always say good things about it so it should be good."
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