The home of late country icons Johnny Cash and June Carter Cash is pictured on April 11, 2007, one day after it was gutted by fire, in Hendersonville, Tennessee. The stone and wood house was being renovated for Barry Gibb of the BeeGees. REUTERS/M. J. Masotti, Jr (UNITED STATES)

The fire place from the home of the late country icons Johnny Cash and June Carter Cash is the is pictured in Hendersonville, Tennessee April 11, 2007, one day after the home was gutted by fire. The Tennessee home was undergoing renovations for its new owner, Barry Gibb of the Bee Gees. REUTERS/ M. J. Masotti, Jr (UNITED STATES)

Hendersonville Fire Department fireman wets down hot spots at the home of the late country icons Johnny Cash and June Carter Cash, which was gutted by fire on April, 10, in Hendersonville, Tennessee April 11, 2007. REUTERS/M. J. Masotti, Jr (UNITED STATES)

Fire gutted the home of the late country icons Johnny Cash and June Carter Cash on April, 10 in Hendersonville, Tennessee. The stone and wood house was being renovated for Barry Gibb of the Bee Gees April 11, 2007. M. J. Masotti, Jr (UNITED STATES) REUTERS

Fire inspector from the Hendersonville fire department looks over the remains of the home of the late country icons Johnny Cash and June Carter Cash that was gutted by fire on April, 10 in Hendersonville, Tennessee April 11, 2007. M. J. Masotti, Jr (UNITED STATES)

Legendary singer Johnny Cash and his wife June Carter Cash thank the performers and audience at the end of a tribute in Cash's honor in New York April 6, 1999. Cash's career spans over 40 years. The tribute was filmed for a TNT masters series concert show that will be shown on the cable TV network. REUTERS/Jeff Christensen

Legendary singer Johnny Cash performs a song at the end of a tribute in his honor in New York, April 6, 1999. REUTERS/Jeff Christensen