The personal possessions of the soul singer James Brown, the self-proclaimed “Godfather of Soul," will be auctioned
On Thursday as scheduled after an appeals court judge declined on Monday to block the sale. Christie's, the New York auction house, will offer nearly 350 items, including hair curlers, several performance outfits and a green vinyl sofa, in a sale expected to fetch up to $2 million.
Judge Jasper M. Cureton of South Carolina appeals court said, however, that the South Carolina attorney general could continue his inquiry into a feud between heirs and business administrators over the estate.
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