Rolling Stones guitarist Keith Richards used social media to write a clever tribute to Hugh Hefner, neatly encapsulating the life and philosophy of the “Playboy” founder who died Wednesday at age 91.
“Hugh Hefner. His heart was in the right place. And so was the rest of him,” Richards wrote on Twitter, posting a photograph of that handwritten phrase on Twitter.
— Keith Richards (@officialKeef) September 28, 2017
Rock ’n’ roll fans were quick to appreciate Richards’ wit.
“That is old school! Tweeting by handwritten note, nice!” one fan wrote.
“I love it. Written on the back of ‘Hotel Information Sheet’ … this could only be more rock ’n’ roll if it was written on used toilet paper,” tweeted another.
— Keith Richards (@officialKeef) September 28, 2017
That is old school! Tweeting by handwritten note, nice!
— OnTheRoadAgain (@NotDisclosed22) September 28, 2017
I love it. Written on the back of 'Hotel Information Sheet'... this could only be more rock'n'roll if it was written on used toilet paper! 😝
— Tripitaka (@Nemoticon) September 28, 2017
“Well it’s another goodbye to another good friend,” Richards sang in the 1978 song, “Before They Make Me Run.” That rare solo vocal by Richards is a fitting sendoff for Hefner, especially since it is from the “Some Girls” album.
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