One of my favorite interviews ever was in Mondo 2000. They interviewed the Edge, from U2 - but he was interviewed by the band Negativland (he did not know this in advance). Now, at this time, Negativland was in the process of being sued into oblivion by U2's record label. They were a cut-up band, tearing up bits of popular culture and reassembling it in interesting ways, and they were right at the bleeding edge of the then-nascient sampling debate. Negativland had released an album called U2, with a picture of a U-2 spy plane and the name "U2" printed in huge letters filling the cover, while "Negativland" was rendered in much smaller letters - basically, toying with the U2 trademark for artistic purposes. The record also had some U2 samples, although it was mostly just other samples.
Of course, the label sued. And the Edge had sort of heard about it, but didn't really know anything, even though this was supposedly being done in his name. So the band explains what they do, and he's really intrigued and wants a copy of the album, and they tell him he can't have one.
Holy hell, that was hilarious. But that's what Mondo 2000 was. Wired would never do such a stunt.