Let's think creatively. Leonard gets paid to perform because a club owner likes him, or a record company likes him and has a deal with a webcaster or radio station. Lots of stuff is distributed to member subscribers, not available without a password, or else sponsored by advertisers, which is the basis of "free" commercial radio and television bcasts.

The tune Happy Birthday is copyrighted, you know. Millions sing it without permission or paying royalties to the legal copyright owners and/or their music publisher.

I worked in show business a long time. The only ones who profit bigtime from copyright are the sharks in the front office.