publishing rights

Rock legend's catalog reportedly fetches more than $250 million.

BMG and KKR have acquired the band's "entire music interests."

E Street Band leader is reportedly half a billion dollars richer.

Deal spans band's discography from 40-year career, including studio LPs, live material and compilations.

He notched several hundred recording credits before dying suddenly in 1992 at age 38.

The Boss is looking to unload his album and publishing rights.

Annual list from The Sunday Times adds millions to wealth of veteran artists who haven’t cut publishing deals.

Deal includes group's albums, intellectual property, memorabilia and more.

Kiss frontman voices support for new era of rights deals and notes “how fragile life is" after death of Supremes singer Mary Wilson.

Trend of offloading lucrative revenue stream has its origins in 2006.