Famous locations connected to the Rolling Stones and Bill Wyman have been mapped in a new interactive map.
The Surrey Comet has revealed details of 20 famous locations connected to the history of the Rolling Stones – including Bill Wyman’s Sticky Fingers restaurant, which was named after the band’s 1971 album. Fans can visit Sticky Fingers in Kensington, and also by visiting the official Stick Fingers web site.
Other locations in the Surrey Comet story include:
Eel Pie Island, Richmond – The legendary 1960s venue hosted the biggest names in music, from Bowie to The Who. The Rolling Stones had a weekly show there by 1963.
Beckenham and Penge County Grammar School – Attended by Bill Wyman from 1947 to 1953. It is now Langley Park School for Boys.
Miall Road, Sydenham – Original Rolling Stones bassist Bill Wyman was born in Lewisham Hospital in 1936 and grew up in Miall Road.
Discover more locations at the Surrey Comet.