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“The Boston Symphony hasn’t changed its name, so why should Foreigner?”: Mick Jones looks back on 50 often fractious years with one of rock’s most successful bands

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“The Boston Symphony hasn’t changed its name, so why should Foreigner?”: Mick Jones looks back on 50 often fractious years with one of rock’s most successful bands

Mick Jones steered Foreigner to instant success, but with a self-confessed “bit of a control freak” at the helm it was often far from plain sailing

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