Prince's Unreleased Music Could Be Used for Broadway Play

Before his death earlier this year, it was no secret that Prince was sitting on a vault of unreleased music. Although they've long been withheld, those fabled tracks could now see the light of day by way of a Broadway theater, according to the two men appointed to administer the late star's assets. 

According to the New York Post, Charles Koppelman—the former head of EMI who signed Prince to the label and released his sweeping triple album Emancipation—is directing the estate alongside L. Londell McMillan, the singer's longtime lawyer and manager. The duo are cooking up a few schemes, and Koppelman reportedly said that Broadway would be a great venue to share the singer's unheard music with the world.