LONDON (AP) — He was the prince who helped make the Rolling Stones as rich as kings.
Prince Rupert Loewenstein, the band’s former business manager, helped the Stones churn their musical talent into mountains of gold. He died Tuesday at age 80 in a London hospital after suffering from Parkinson’s disease, friend Hugo Vickers said Thursday.
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