Iconic rocker Keith Richards, of Rolling Stones fame, has admitted that he doesn't fuss too much over the outfits he wears on stage because nothing too drastic could ever go wrong.

During an interview with Absolute Radio in London, the musician confessed that clothing isn't the be all and end all where his role in the legendary band is concerned and he isn't worried about potential wardrobe malfunctions as there isn't much room for trouble:

"I usually wear what I'm comfortable with. But when I get there I will probably raid the wardrobe department and see what's lurking in there. I might pick up something, which usually belongs to someone else, then I appropriate it. Don't worry my t*ts aren't that big [for a wardrobe malfunction]."

Meanwhile, the Rolling Stones are set to headline a show at London's Hyde Park tomorrow (July 6) and Richards added that they're so excited for the performance:

"We are ready and tomorrow should be a great day. We are ready to rock. We've been working on the stage for several months. I'm sure it'll turn out even better than the drawings. I believe [we are drafting in real oak trees]. It's going to be very naturalistic."