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For Peellaert, though, the Rolling Stones were the most louche band of all. He painted them holding court at the Ad Lib club; he recreated the food fight at the launch of their Beggars Banquet album; he portrayed them in Gestapo uniforms surrounded by pre-pubescent girls; and he anticipated Keith Richards's cameo in the film Pirates of the Caribbean – At World's End by 35 years when he depicted the guitarist and Mick Jagger as buccaneers dancing on a coffin. "Whose coffin is that?" the Stones singer had asked Peellaert pointedly when they met in Germany in 1973. "I replied: 'I don't know, Mick'," recalled Peellaert. "He knew very well it was supposed to be Brian Jones." Jagger suggested that the artist create the group's next album cover, following in the footsteps of Andy Warhol and David Bailey.

5. An infamous photo shoot for a German magazine alongside his German girlfriend, Anita Pallenberg, saw Jones dressed in a Nazi SS uniform treading on a toy doll. Outraged? Don’t be so gauche! As Brian himself explained, “Really, I mean with all that long hair in a Nazi uniform, couldn’t people see that it was a satirical thing?”