Tom Waits in Keith Richards' Life

To be honest, I thought Tom Waits would have been mentioned more in Keith Richards' biography Life, but he has to make do with one paragraph:

Tom Waits was an early collaborator back in the mid-'80s. I didn't realize until later that he'd never written with anyone else before except his wife, Kathleen. He's a one-off lovely guy and one of the most original writers. In the back of my mind I always thought it would be really interesting to work with him.

The book then continues with Tom Waits' recollection of how That Feel, the track which ended up on Bone Machine, came about.

As far as I can tell not a word about Rain Dogs, on which Richards played guitar and/or sang backing vocals on Big Black Mariah, Union Square and Blind Love.