Honoring the wishes of the dear departed is tough enough among friends and family. But questions are much more complex when it comes to late musicians and artists with enormous legacies. Today, we look at the variety of approaches taken by the heirs of such artists as Leonard Bernstein, and Jimi Hendrix, among others.

Joining us is David Jays, an arts writer for Obit magazine; Jim Fusilli, author and pop music critic of the Wall Street Journal; and Gail Mitchell, the senior R&B correspondent of Billboard.