White insecure about band's success

The White Stripes best-selling albums and Grammy award victories have not helped frontman Jack White overcome his insecurities about the band's success.

The White Stripes best-selling albums and Grammy award victories have not helped frontman Jack White overcome his insecurities about the band's success.

The singer complains that the music he makes - with his bandmate Meg White - is too bland and basic to warrant their overwhelming popularity.

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