Kinky Friedman, the American country singer-songwriter, author, and aspirational politician, passed away at the age of 79. Known affectionately as the "Jewish cowboy," he was born Richard Samet Friedman in Chicago in 1944 to Russian-Jewish parents, later growing up in Texas, which became integral to his public image. Despite facing significant personal challenges in recent years, Friedman maintained his fighting spirit and renowned wit. His legacy lives on through his literary works and music, ensuring he remains a cherished figure in American cultural history.
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