Shot through the lens of Andy Warhol’s Interview era, this 1985 cover captures Mick Jagger at a moment where rock star and art-world icon fully overlapped. The image leans into contrast—glamorous but a little raw, polished but still unpredictable—exactly the space Jagger has always owned.
By the mid-’80s, Interview wasn’t just a magazine—it was a cultural connector, pulling together music, fashion, and downtown art. Jagger on the cover felt inevitable: a figure who moved just as easily between all three.
