Read Story TranscriptThe son of Frank Zappa says fans have been going "bananafish" for concerts that feature a holographic version of his father — something the musician mused about in his memoir prior to his death. "The first time I saw Frank on stage reappearing, I burst into tears," he said. More than 25 years after his death, Zappa joins other late artists to be digitally resurrected and taken on tour. But he cautioned that promoters should be considering the artist's wishes — even though they're dead and can't have their say. Novelty diminishes quickly, says music journalistMusic and culture journalist Liisa Ladouceur says the novelty of the hologram musician can fade fast.

Source: CBC News May 03, 2019 19:18 UTC