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May I suggest we consult the known facts out there and find out if there’s ever been a similar case, and consider what precedents have been set. That doesn’t mean this case would necessarily be handled exactly the same of course, but it would be more informative than airily asserting it.

I am no lawyer and don’t pretend to be, but I have found these:

1. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Midler_v._Ford_Motor_Co.

When the original artists refused to accept, impersonators were used to sing the original songs for the commercials. Midler was asked to sing a famous song of hers for the commercial and refused. Subsequently, the company hired a voice-impersonator of Midler and carried on with using the song for the commercial, since it had been approved by the copyright-holder…. The appellate court ruled that the voice of someone famous as a singer is distinctive to their person and image and therefore, as a part of their identity, it is unlawful to imitate their voice without express consent and approval.

2. https://casetext.com/case/waits-v-frito-lay-inc

Waits sued the snack food manufacturer and its advertising agency for voice misappropriation and false endorsement following the broadcast of a radio commercial for SalsaRio Doritos which featured a vocal performance imitating Waits' raspy singing voice.

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text May I suggest we consult the known facts out there and find out if there’s ever been a similar case, and consider what precedents have been set. That doesn’t mean this case would necessarily be handled exactly the same of course, but it would be more informative than airily asserting it. I am no lawyer and don’t pretend to be, but I have found these: 1. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Midler_v._Ford_Motor_Co. When the original artists refused to accept, impersonators were used to sing the orig…
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