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Meet New Zealand's biggest Rolling Stones fan

August 27, 2019

You won't believe his memorabilia collection, or the lengths he goes to see them. (Source: Other)

Richard Fox might just be New Zealand's Rolling Stones' biggest fan.

He's been in their videos and even got a credit on an album.

You won't believe his memorabilia collection - or the lengths he'll go to see the Stones play.

Seven Sharp's Tim Wilson went to check it out in the video above.

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