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Beyond the internal strife within The Rolling Stones, Jagger’s ambition often clashed with other prominent artists of his time, such as David Bowie and Rod Stewart. Initially allies, their relationships devolved into rivalries fueled by ego and competition. Jagger's desire for dominance affected these connections, transforming potential collaborations into contentious battles.
The pinnacle of Jagger and Bowie's collaboration in the '80s, "Dancing in the Street," symbolized the tension between them, as both artists struggled for control. Jagger's tendency to overshadow his peers led to strained relationships and conflicts that reverberated throughout the music industry.