Johnny Cash
1932–2003 (age 71)
Singer-songwriter
Biography
Johnny Cash was an iconic American singer-songwriter whose deep baritone voice and distinctive style made him one of the most influential musicians of the 20th century. Known as "The Man in Black," he bridged the gap between country and rock music, creating timeless classics that resonated across generations and genres.
Throughout his legendary career, Cash championed the underdog and gave voice to the marginalized, earning him respect far beyond country music circles. His legacy encompasses not only his musical innovations but also his humanitarian efforts and unwavering commitment to social justice.