
The King of rock 'n' roll sold his soul for a song
The Washington Post: January 6, 2005 by David Segal
...A businessman named Robert Sillerman, who made a fortune buying and selling radio stations and concert venues, now owns the King and he's going to sell him -- or his likeness, anyway -- in markets he calls "under-Elvised."... countries like Japan where, he said in interviews, images of Presley are surprisingly hard to find.
Sillerman has gobs to invest in all sorts of ventures, and he could slap Elvis on mugs, T-shirts and souvenir mini-bowling balls from here to Okinawa. ...more...