Live after death: why holograms are the obvious next step for the music industry

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Musicians have proven time and time again that there's money to be made in the afterlife. Following the news that Whitney Houston's hologram is going on tour, Fiona Sturges weighs in on the debate in our latest arts column

When we are accustomed to live performances featuring flesh-and-blood icons, it’s understandable that some may feel squeamish about resurrecting the dead. There was uproar, certainly, when it was announced last year that a digital Amy Winehouse was to head out on tour – later, the tour was postponed due to “unique challenges and sensitivities”.

 

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