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A generation of Rolling Stones fans have found culinary satisfaction at the legendary eatery.
Yet Bill Wyman is shutting down his Sticky Fingers restaurant after 32 years due to the Covid pandemic making it 'impossible' to stay open.
The bassist, 84, is said to be 'devastated' over the closure as it has always meant 'a lot to him'.
Controversy: Bill Wyman is shutting down his Sticky Fingers restaurant after 32 years due to the Covid pandemic making it 'impossible' to stay open (pictured with Mandy Smith at his restaurant in 1989)
A friend of Bill's told The Daily Mail's Richard Eden: 'Bill's devastated that it's had to close, but the Covid-19 pandemic made it impossible to keep going.
'It combined his passions for comfort food and music, and it always meant a lot to him, right up until the end.'
Sticky Fingers, which he named after the 1971 Stones album, was based on Wyman's favourite 'messy' American-style cuisine including burgers and fries, sticky ribs and fajitas.
