Bobby Weir
Bobby Weir is a legendary musician and founding member of the Grateful Dead, widely recognized for his distinctive guitar work and vocal contributions to the band. Born on October 16, 1947, in San Francisco, California, Weir joined the Grateful Dead at the young age of 16 and became known as the 'little brother' of the group. As one of the few remaining members of the original lineup, he has witnessed the passing of many of his bandmates, including Jerry Garcia and Phil Lesh. Weir's reflections on mortality highlight his acceptance of life and death, viewing the latter as a 'reward for a life well-lived.' Despite the losses, he continues to perform, recently returning to Las Vegas for a residency with Dead & Company, emphasizing his enduring passion for music.
Born on Oct 16, 1947 (77 years old)
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Bobby Weir is one of the last men standing in the legendary rock band Grateful Dead.
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