the band presented them with the single “Bohemian Rhapsody” – a very much anti-radio
song nearly six minutes long – was “yes” or “no.” They said “yes.” But we are left
wondering what they might say today.
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to establish a meaningful as well as financially satisfactory relationship with their recipient without having
to negotiate their artistic vision nor integrity.
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