Sticky Fingers Tee

"A Good Thing Never Ends"

Branding a rock band with a signature badge was a novel idea in 1969 when Mick Jagger called on London's Royal College of Art in search of a student to create some visual assets for his band's next album. The Stones' front man liked the work of 24-year-old John Pasche, who accepted £50 (about $77) to draw up a logo.

Having debuted on 1971's Sticky Fingers LP, Hot Lips was so popular that the band never retired it. And it's stayed relevant for all the same reasons the Stones have. Both are about sex, defiance and Jagger's big mouth. Pasche's legendary rendering is proof of the adage that something that isn't broken doesn't need to be fixed.

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