Bill Wyman was worlds away from his rock’n’roll life style as he strolled through Saint Paul de Vence in France alongside his daughter, Jessica Rose, on Wednesday.
The former Rolling Stone rocker, 85, who splits his time between the French Riviera and his house in Suffolk, donned a pair of flowing white trousers and a vest.
Bill layered over a pale pink shirt and added some comfortable suede shoes as the duo set out to take some snaps of the stunning scenery.
Slow lane: Bill Wyman was worlds away from his rock’n’roll life style as he strolled through Saint Paul de Vence in France alongside his daughter, Jessica Rose, on Wednesday
Bill sported his signature mullet style haircut and shielded his eyes with some purple tinted rectangular sunglasses.
Jessica, 26, who Bill shares with his third wife Suzanne Accosta, sported a khaki tank top and cropped white trousers.
She added a pair of colorful printed Converse and carried a floral printed crossbody bag as they set out on their relaxing day out.
Laid-back: Bill donned a pair of flowing white trousers and a vest for their outing
Edgy: He sported his signature mullet style haircut and shielded his eyes with some purple tinted rectangular sunglasses
Day out: Jessica, 26, who Bill shares with his third wife Suzanne Accosta, sported a khaki tank top and cropped white trousers
The father-daughter duo could be seen as they wandered through the streets of the Medieval town, deep in conversation.
They then hopped into Bill’s vintage pale blue Peugeot with a contrasting cream roof as they headed home.
Bill also shares Matilda Mae and Katherine Noelle with Suzanne, who he married in 1993.
Family: Bill also shares Matilda Mae (Centre right) and Katherine Noelle (Right) with Suzanne (Left), who he married in 1993 (Pictured in 2016)
Casual: He layered over a pale pink shirt and added some comfortable suede shoes as the duo set out to take some snaps of the stunning scenery
Having fun: Bill was deep in conversation with his daughter as they enjoyed their day out
Soaking up the sun: Jessica closely followed her dad as they traversed around the stunning countryside
The outing comes as The Rolling Stones honoured their late drummer Charlie Watts with an intimate gig at Ronnie Scott’s jazz club in London’s Soho in December, almost four months after his death .
Rock veterans Sir Mick Jagger, 78, Keith Richards, 77, and Ronnie Wood, 74, reunited with former bassist Bill to salute the musician – who passed away in August aged 80 – at a special concert hosted by Jools Holland.
The band were joined by Charlie’s oldest friend and collaborator Dave Green, plus Ben Waters, and Axel Zwingenberger on stage at the venue – a personal favourite of Charlie’s, who passed away in August.
Comfy: Jessica added a pair of colorful printed Converse and carried a floral printed crossbody bag
Long day: They then hopped into Bill’s vintage pale blue Peugeot with a contrasting cream roof as they headed home
On holiday: Bill splits his time between the French Riviera and his Suffolk house
Slowing it down: The outing comes as The Rolling Stones honoured their late drummer Charlie Watts with an intimate gig at Ronnie Scott’s jazz club in London in December
Saxophonist Tim Ries had prepared a special piece for the late drummer titled Blues For Charlie, while Lisa Fischer sang Trouble On My Mind and a duet of gospel track Up Above My Head with Bernard Fowler.
The Stones wrapped the evening with R&B standards Shame Shame Shame and Down the Road Apiece.
Along with Mick and Keith, Charlie featured on every one of the band’s studio albums. He was widely regarded as one of the greatest drummers of all time.
Charlie was due to tour the US with the band later this year as part of their ‘No Filter’ tour. But it was announced earlier this month he would not feature as he needed to recover from a recent emergency surgery.
He is the first long-stay member of The Rolling Stones to die of age-related illness. Founder and leader of The Stones, Brian Jones, died in 1969 from accidental drowning, shortly after being kicked out of the band.
Original line-up: Brian Jones, Keith Richards, Mick Jagger, Bill and Charlie Watts (Pictured in 1964)
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