German rush-hour traffic is tough – especially in the Ruhr area. The Rolling Stones know that now. But the police were able to help the musicians.
Mick Jagger, Keith Richards and Co. also have to struggle with the German rush hour traffic. As the and the unanimously report, citing the local police, the musicians of The Rolling Stones were suddenly stuck in a traffic jam on the A2 on Wednesday evening.
Police rescue the Rolling Stones from a traffic jam
They were on their way to the Veltins Arena for their concert in Gelsenkirchen. Fearing that they would not be able to be there in time, the team immediately called the police, who then escorted the car with the band members out of the traffic jam.
From the Gelsenkirchen-Buer exit, the police accompanied the rockers into the stadium with blue lights. It was so easy to get through the traffic in the Ruhr area and the concert in front of around 50,000 visitors to their “Sixty” tour for the 60th stage anniversary of the Stones could start on time. The band has their last Germany appearance of the current tour on August 3rd at the Berlin Waldbühne.
Source: Stern
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