David Bowie wrote a handwritten letter to Mick Jagger before he died in January 2016. Not a text. Not an email. A real letter — blue ink, slanted handwriting, white paper. Nobody knew it existed. For eight years, Jagger said nothing. Then, in a rare interview, he mentioned the letter — just once, just one sentence. And the entire room went silent. “Some things between friends were never meant for the world.” What’s strange is this: people close to both of them say it wasn’t a goodbye. It was something else entirely. Something Bowie had apparently been carrying for decades — through the rivalries, the fame, the chaos of rock and roll. What did he actually write? That’s the part no one expected.
The Letter David Bowie Allegedly Wrote to Mick Jagger—And Why Nobody Was Supposed to Hear About It There are stories…