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0:00On April 30, David Allen Koe, the outlaw country legend, has passed away at 86 years old. His rep confirmed he died around 508 pm on Wednesday, April 29. For over 50 years, Koe's gravelly voice captured rebellion from backroads and prison yards, turning raw stories into hits that defined A. Generation, born in Akron, Ohio in 1939, Koe hid reform school at just 9 years old and spent the next two decades in and out of correctional spots. Music sparked for him behind bars, and by 1967, he headed straight to Nashville, hustling on street corners to break in. He became a cornerstone of the 1970s outlaw country wave, with tracks like, you never even called me by my name, and long-haired redneck. Later smashes included, The Ride and Mona Lisa Loster Smile, plus his 1974 breakout album, the mysterious rhinestone cowboy. Over 40 studio records marked his wild ride, though he caught heat for edgy lyrics and

1:02symbols that stirred debate. Fans and critics alike remember Koe as unfiltered, a true maverick who lived outside the lines. He married six times, tying the knot with Kimberly Hastings in 2010, and raised four kids with ex-wife Jody Lynn Koe, plus another, daughter Shelley. His outlaw spirit leaves a lasting echo in country music, reminding us how one voice can shake up the whole game. Pop culture, powered by AI. This is Entertainment and celebrity news today. I'm Corey with The Story.