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Amy Winehouse's music still makes over £1m a year a decade after her tragic death
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mirror.co.ukDespite her demons Amy Winehouse will be forever remembered for being one of the most talented artists of her generation. Giving us hits such as Back to Black, Rehab and Tears Dry On Their Own, the star's illustrious music legacy lives on amassing more than £1 million a year for her family a decade after the singer's tragic death.
Now, according to The Sun, Amy's music is said to be making so much in royalties that her parents Mitch and Janis Winehouse have three companies to look after the income generated by their late daughter.
The first, Openville Ltd, which specialises in artistic creation has nearly £1 million in the bank according to its accounts.
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