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Noel Gallagher has revealed he has no plans to ever retire from music, saying he hopes to continue his career in the same way as The Rolling Stones.
In an interview with The Sun, Gallagher reveals he hopes to make music for as long as he can, and that he doesn't ever see a time when he will want to quit.
"Evidently the Rolling Stones are not a gang any more," he says when asked if he hoped to be around for as long as the Rolling Stones. "It’s easier for a solo artist, so I don’t see a time when I’ll retire. I never see a time when I'll pack in, especially if I'm still writing.
"What else am I going to do? There's only so much TV you can watch."
However, he adds that he doesn't see much of a likeness between himself and the Stones, adding: "As the song goes, I haven't got moves like Jagger – I’ve more got moves like Wyman.
"But people at gigs either want to dance or sing, and I can make people do that. And they’re not watching me anyway, because if you look, they’re staring at the heavens singing their hearts out, and that's magical."
