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Eddie Van Halen’s son criticises sale of his father’s guitars – BBC News
Wolfgang Van Halen claimed the anonymous sellers were “taking advantage of my father’s passing”.
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image captionWolfgang Van Halen on stage with his father Eddie
Eddie Van Halen’s son Wolfgang has criticised a recent auction of three of his late father’s guitars, which fetched $422,050 (£313,000).
Wolfgang claimed the anonymous sellers were “taking advantage of my father’s passing”, and said he had “nothing to do with” the sale.
“I don’t EVER plan on selling any of my father’s iconic guitars. The only place they’d possibly belong in is a museum.”
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