Mick Jagger denies conversion to Kabbalah
The Rolling Stones frontman, who sparked rumours that he had joined the form of Judaism, has denied reports that he has converted to pop diva Madonna's religion.
NEW YORK: It seems that when it comes to religion, Sir Mick Jagger prefers not to roll.
The Rolling Stones frontman, who sparked rumours that he had joined the form of Judaism by sporting a red Kabbalah style wristband during a luncheon in London recently, has denied reports that he has converted to pop diva Madonna's religion, the 'contactmusic.com' reported.
The 64-year-old has insisted the bracelet was a gift he had received during a recent trip to Rajasthan. "If I wore a string vest would people think I'd suddenly become a Kabbalah convert? It's rubbish."