You are the editor of a magazine whose sales are mainly from the newsstand. Usually, your cover has a photograph of a well-known movie, stage or television personality. "What sells is superstars," the editor you are replacing tells you. You are negotiating with the agent of a pop singer whose picture you want to use, and he informs you that he will take charge of who will do the photography, who will write the article about his client, and will have final say about what questions will be asked in the interview and what answers will be used.

How do you respond to the agent's demands?