Tony Bennett, Legendary Crooner Who Spanned Generations, Dies at 96

Tony Bennett was a legendary singer known for his smooth vocals and renditions of classic American songs.
He had an eight-decade career, releasing over 70 albums, winning 20 Grammys, and collaborating with artists from Frank Sinatra to Lady Gaga.
Bennett's signature song "I Left My Heart in San Francisco" became his first #1 hit and an enduring classic.
He experienced resurgences in popularity in later decades by engaging with younger artists and adapting to new styles while retaining his unique voice.
Bennett used his fame to advocate for civil rights and educational causes before passing away at 96 after an Alzheimer's diagnosis.