In 1992, George Michael walked away from superstardom to sue Sony for creative control, calling his contract 'professional slavery.' He lost the case, was banned from releasing music for years, and sacrificed his peak earning potential—but his fight opened the door for every artist who came after to own their work. This is the story of pop's most expensive principle.
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