Prince Estate To Trump: Stop Using Music At Rallies
Prince's surviving family members are asking President Donald Trump to stop using the late rock star's music at campaign rallies.
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Prince's surviving family members are asking President Donald Trump to stop using the late rock star's music at campaign rallies.
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