Rolling Stones' frontman turns 65

7/26/2008 But at an age when many people collect pensions or Medicare, there seems to be nothing retiring about the Rolling Stones frontman.

He's one of the very few musicians who can say they want to collaborate with Bono, David Bowie and Lenny Kravitz and make it happen.

Jagger has been dealing with retirement questions for half his life. But it's become apparent that the Stones will roll on as long as Jagger and Keith Richards are physically able. Richards hits the 65-year milestone in a few months.

In an AP interview last October, Jagger said he looked forward to doing more work with the Stones. In his words, "We're not stopping anytime that I know about."