David Sanborn, Influential Saxophonist, Dies at 78

The Grammy-winning musician, known for his genre-spanning collaborations, succumbed to complications from prostate cancer.

Sanborn's career included collaborations with David Bowie, Stevie Wonder, and The Rolling Stones.
He won six Grammy Awards and released 25 albums, including eight gold and one platinum.
Sanborn continued performing until recently, with concerts scheduled into 2025.
He was a key figure in contemporary pop and jazz, credited with bringing the saxophone back into rock music.
Sanborn's work also extended to television and film, including composing for the 'Lethal Weapon' series.