As Edgar Bronfman, Jr. Exits Warner Music Board: Our 5 Favorite Edgar Faux Pas

During today's earnings call, it was announced that former Warner Music Group CEO Edgar Bronfman, Jr. is leaving the company's board. His exit marks the end of an era. With first Lyor Cohen and now Bronfman officially exiting, along with their old school salaries and attitudes, we've lost two of our easiest major label targets. Here's a look back at our favorite Edgar Bronfman moments:

1. Edgar Bronfman Found Guilty In French Court, Fined $6.7M
2. WSJ Names WMG's Bronfman To Excessive CEO Bonus List
3. Edgar Bronfman Jr. On "Risk Capital" And Artist Exploitation
4. Edgar Bronfman Jr. Subject Of Tell All Book"Fortune's Fool"
5. Bronfman's First Cash (But Not His Last) From WMG Sale: $6M

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