Mark Ronson (of Bob Dylan remix and Amy Winehouse-producing fame) and his band hit New York’s Webster Hall Friday night with a crew of special guests that included Breaking Artist Santogold. Rock Daily cornered the British musician in his dressing room to get the latest on his upcoming projects and a window into his recording process. Click above to check out the interview, plus footage of Phantom Planet’s Alex Greenwald joining the band during soundcheck for a warm-up of their cover of Radiohead’s “Just.” And keep reading for our Six-Pack Interview with Ronson, where he reveals bands he’d like to cover next (the unlikely list includes At the Drive-In).

What’s the most rock-star thing you’ve ever done?
I know I did something really rock-star the other day, but I can’t remember what it was. Probably drugs.

Who’s the most famous person you’ve ever met?
Unfortunately George W. Bush, at the White House

What’s on your current playlist?
Richard Swift, I’m still listening to the Arcade Fire record because it’s amazing, and I like The Pipettes.

When will it be time to retire?
When I’m 52.

What was your favorite album when you were fourteen?
Appetite for Destruction.

If you had to cover another song right now, what would it be?
There’s good songs all the time, but I kind of wanted to do “Down In It” by Nine Inch Nails, from their first record. I like that song “Don’t You Evah” by Spoon. I wanted to do an At the Drive-In song too, but their stuff is so proggy and complicated, but I do love their first record.