Sex Pistols members in High Court battle over use of songs on TV

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Last updated 17 julho 2024
Sex Pistols members in High Court battle over use of songs on TV
Sex Pistols' John Lydon, or Johnny Rotten, Steve Jones and Paul Cook are battling over the use of their songs in Danny Boyle's TV drama.
Sex Pistols members in High Court battle over use of songs on TV
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Sex Pistols members in High Court battle over use of songs on TV
Sex Pistols members in High Court battle over use of songs on TV
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