Brian Wilson, the back talent of the middle boys, died at the age of 82. His family announced through social media, but no cause of death has yet been revealed.

Since May 2024, Wilson has been subject to a court -appointed conservatism, managed by pracharak Jean Sever and manager Lean Hard.

Born in 1942, Wilson helped shape the beach boys in California with brothers Dennis and Carl, cousin Mike Love and friend Al Jardin. The girls from his sun-dumped anthem such as Good Vibration and California launched him in a global stardom.

Wilson, due to childhood misuse, virtually deaf in one ear became famous for his melodious talent and complex arrangements. The 1966 album Pet sound is widely acclaimed as a pop work.

Although his songs were excited as Sunshine, Wilson’s life was full of personal and public pain.

As reported by AP, during the 1990s, his autobiography, which was written in a ghost embraced by the physician Eugene Landy, gave birth to several cases, including his relatives and Bandmet Mike Love, who eventually gained the right to the band’s name.

Career and recognition

Wilson had a single career, which released albums such as Brian Wilson and Gicktin on my head, working with celebrities like Paul McCartney and Eric Clapton. He then fulfilled the smile, honored with his year -long albums, and several honors, including two Grammy and one Kennedy Center tribute.

Inheritance beyond music

Wilson’s struggles with mental illness, family estrangement and addiction were well chronic. Nevertheless, he remained a favorite pop music icon, which is an inspiration for generations of musicians.

(With input from Associated Press)