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A jury will now decide whether British singer-songwriter Ed Sheeran ripped off Marvin Gaye's "Let's Get It On" after hearing closing arguments on Wednesday in a week-long copyright trial.
As the case opened, their lawyer called Sheeran's use of lyrics from Gaye's song at his concerts a smoking gun, But he said he'd "be a quite an idiot" to do so.
Suffolk superstar Ed Sheeran has appeared in court in New York at the start of a copyright lawsuit over his track Thinking Out Loud.
British singer Ed Sheeran has appeared in a New York City court to deny that his song Thinking Out Loud copied Marvin Gaye's song 'Let's Get It On'.
A judge warned jurors to keep their composure as pop star Ed Sheeran was testifying at a copyright trial in New York, saying dancing wasn't allowed.