The Boss: They call Richard Manson ‘the elder’

Richard Manson just might be the most interesting man in Nashville. He’s a lawyer by profession who has represented everyone from Rosa Parks to Wilma Rudolph. He palled around with Muhammad Ali and attended Nelson Mandela’s 90th birthday party.

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The Boss: They call Richard Manson ‘the elder’

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