Dear Bono,
If your song can be played, it can be pirated. Maybe it would be difficult to pirate the album artwork as it's interactive, but 99% of the time people are listening to music on devices that are stuck in their pockets. So, a screenshot would work just fine. If DRM and copy prevention mechanisms worked, how do you explain the fact that each and every one has been bypassed?
I, personally, am willing to pay for the music and media that I consume. Mainly because I believe that the artists deserve to be paid. But I am only willing to pay once!!
Because of this, I am completely against DRM and the concept that the consumer is paying for a license to listen to the media vs. ownership of that copy. DRM is used today to trample on consumer rights, to prevent making backup copies of their media, and as an attempt to force consumers to pay for the same media in multiple formats. The concept that it is being used to stop piracy is pure fantasy.
In other words, its simply being used as an extortion mechanism, much like the mobs of old.
So... stop it and go back to writing songs....