Nicks thought she was “going to hate” the show, but now she has ideas for what’s next for Billy Dunne (Sam Claflin) and Daisy Jones (Riley Keough)

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Stevie Nicks he hesitated to even look Daisy Jones and the Six at first, but she loved it—and now she’s so invested that she has her own ideas about how to continue the story.

In an interview with Rolling StoneNicks, 76, said she initially “didn’t even want to watch” the Prime Video series, which is based on the novel by Taylor Jenkins Reid of the same name and inspired by Fleetwood Mac and their rumors albumbecause she thought she was “going to hate him so much.”

In reality, the series — who saw Riley Keough stars alongside a fictional version of Nicks Sam Claflin, Suki Waterhouse, Camila Morrone and others — impressed the legendary singer, and now she has an idea for a potential season 2.

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“I wish it would happen and if… Billy came back after Billy’s wife died and knocked on their door and they decided to make the last record that I always hoped that Lindsey (Buckingham) and I would,” Nicks said.

The series ended with Billy Dunne (Claflin) widowed after his wife Camila (Morrone) died, but she left him a final gift while encouraging Daisy (Keough) to reconnect with Billy.

In Nicks’ mind, seeing Billy and Daisy get back together to “make one last record,” as Camila wanted, “would make for a fantastic second season.”

She even brought the idea to some of the major players behind the show, including Reese Witherspoon — who served as an executive producer on the series — and Keough, 35.

“I talked to Reese and Riley about it and they loved the idea, but everyone is so busy,” Nicks told the outlet. “Riley is about to become a big movie star. But maybe one of these days, they will.”

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Of the series in general, Nicks said that until she watched it, “I never would have believed it was possible to emulate our lives.”

Calling Daisy “very much like me”, Nicks said that although Keough “doesn’t look like me” and was “much faster than me” as Daisy, she “instantly wanted to call her and meet her ” after he watched, adding: — And I did.

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She also praised Waterhouse, 32, who played Karen, for being “a great Christine (McVie) — in her Englishness and the way she dressed.”

It made her “very sad”, however, that the late singer, who died in 2022“I didn’t get to see that because I would have been so tickled by her.”

Nicks also said Claflin, 38, “was spectacular,” as she and Billy admitted, “I thought he captured so much of Lindsey it was creepy. She had the curls and that dark beauty that Lindsey had.”

She also named Morrone’s character Camila one of her “favorites,” explaining, “I thought Camila and Daisy were a really good combination of me, the two of them put them together.”

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