Music on ... Photography: Photos From Mark Seliger

Jerry Garcia
Photograph by Mark Seliger
"We had one hour with Jerry in Indiana. It was always to our best interest to have a guitar for him to play on shoots for our benefit." —Mark Seliger
Kurt Cobain
Photograph by Mark Seliger
"Inside portrait of Kurt for the band Nirvana's second cover of Rolling Stone magazine in 1994. Two months later, he passed away." —Mark Seliger
Rolling Stones
Photograph by Mark Seliger
"We call this the Mount Rushmore of rock and roll. Shot for their last record, A Bigger Bang, in my studio in New York." —Mark Seliger
Fleetwood Mac
Photograph by Mark Seliger
"For the 25th anniversary of Rolling Stone magazine" —Mark Seliger
P. Diddy
Photograph by Mark Seliger
P. Diddy in Times Square, New York City

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