My preferred definition of entrepeneur would be one who takes risks (inovative or not) in the interest of gaining profit.
With this in mind, I think the most deserving persons should be the ones who risked the most personally.
There are names on the above lists who carried very little personal risk in relation to their ventures. Many of them used investors or company profits to fund their ventures, or gained from the unforseen jumps in property prices.
At the risk of being accused of "sitting on the fence", I would like to propose the "Daft Brothers" Eamon and Brian Fallon. They supported a business with little or no advertising revenue to build up it's popularity, prior to seeking payment from advertisers.