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Article: The two Ronnies; Ronnie Wood leads a double life: Rolling Stone and surprisingly successful painter. Born of Romany stock, how has this impish devil combined the roles of family man and hard-living rocker? Sophie Leris meets the friendly face of the band.
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- The Evening Standard (London, England)
- Article date:
- August 11, 2006
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Byline: SOPHIE LERIS
In order to reach the entrance of the smartly converted warehouse, I have to squeeze through a crowd of remarkably tall, blond people standing quietly outside. They're so solemn that it takes me a while to realise they are fans. We are in Amsterdam and this gentle mob is here to catch a glimpse of Ronnie Wood, currently on tour with the Rolling Stones, but also opening his touring exhibition of paintings, drawings and prints. I find Ronnie inside, bouncing about like a manic gnat, his twig-thin legs encased in tight black denim, explaining that once the space is filled with the vertiginous Amsterdam art crowd, you won't see anything on the ...
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