US presidential hopeful Mitt Romney has a fight on his hands if he wants to keep using Thin Lizzy music to back his campaign.
US presidential hopeful Mitt Romney has a fight on his hands if he wants to keep using Thin Lizzy music to back his campaign.
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The widow of Phil Lynott, the band's frontman, said the singer would not have supported the Republican candidate.
Caroline Lynott-Taraskevics, one of the controllers of the Irishman's estate, has told the band's record company to issue a cease-and-desist order preventing Romney from using Thin Lizzy classics.
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