Bruce Springsteen reportedly sold his music catalogue for over R7 billion
, the sale was made through two separate agreements. The deal includes Bruce's work as both a singer and songwriter."I am one artist who can truly say that when I signed with Columbia Records in 1972, I came to the right place," Bruce said in a statement.
"During the last 50 years, the men and women of Sony Music have treated me with the greatest respect as an artist and as a person. I'm thrilled that my legacy will continue to be cared for by the company and people I know and trust."Born in the U.S.A
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