Tina Turner was "prepared" to have her skirt torn off by Sir Mick Jagger at Live Aid

In her 2018 autobiography 'Tina Turner: My Love Story', which is being serialised by the Daily Mail newspaper following her death this week at the age of 83, she said: "He looked me over and I could see a naughty idea forming. 'Does that skirt come off?', he asked slyly. 'What!' was my startled reply.

"'I'm going to take your skirt off,' he said. I asked him why, but it was too late to talk it through.

"Mick had already made up his mind to do it. 'Just to create something,' he said."

Tina continued: "Understandably, I was a little nervous because I'd never had my skirt taken off on stage. Luckily, I was prepared.

"In those days especially, you didn't just wear undies. I wore fishnet stockings over my underwear, then dancer's briefs over that - if my skirt came off, there would be nothing to see except a costume under a costume. I was covered, I reassured myself. And Mick knew I was covered. We were professionals. When we started 'It's Only Rock 'n' Roll', he pulled off his shirt, danced around bare-chested, then sashayed off the stage to change into a yellow jacket and camouflage pants singing, 'But I like it', the whole time.

"He came back, and without missing a beat, reached for my waist. I felt - oh my God, I felt him feeling around where the snap was. I knew it was going to happen.

"I glanced down because I wondered, how did I look at that moment?

"When he pulled off my skirt with a flourish, I saw with relief that it wasn't bad.

"Thanks to the dancer's briefs holding me in like a girdle, and the fishnet stockings hiding my underwear, everything was in shape and in place, like a dancer."

Tina confessed to having crush on Mick and always had to be on her "guard" around him because of the rocker's "naughty" antics.

She wrote: "Mick is just naughty, you know? The first time I appeared on stage with him, he tried to press the microphone into my crotch.

"I always had to be on guard with him because I never knew what prank was coming next.

"He's like every bad boy you've ever known at school."