Serge Gainsbourg Paris home in receivership one year after opening


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Despite the turmoil, Maison Gainsbourg in Paris is fully booked through the end of the year. Photo: AFP

The company behind a museum devoted to Serge Gainsbourg, one of France's most loved - and notorious - musicians has gone into receivership barely a year after it opened, according to court rulings.

Reservations are booked through the end of the year to visit the singer's home on Paris' Left Bank immaculately preserved with Gainsbourg's weird and wonderful bric-a-brac exactly as he left it when he died in 1991

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