Don Henley Settles 'Don a Henley' T-Shirt Ad Lawsuit
. The legal battle emerged after Duluth issued an email advertising campaign with the line "Don a henley and take it easy," making a clear play on the singer's name and one of his most famous song titles. Henley and the Eagles pride themselves on never having licensed their music for any product advertising. "We pushed the advertising envelope too far�," the company said in the apology. "We are deeply regretful and we apologize, not just to Mr. Henley, but to anyone else who took offense." Read more here. Radio.com is an official news provider for antiMusic.com.
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