The SEC subpoenaed him to testify about the transaction, but Jay-Z said rehearsals in California for his global tour will make it impossible. Jay-Z’s attorney, Alex Spiro, said the recording artist already agreed to a day of answering questions, but the SEC wants more time. He said the agency is fixated on Jay-Z’s fame.
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Jay-Z Says the SEC is Hung Up On His Fame
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