Sonny Rollins, Jazz Giant and Saxophone Colossus, Dies at 95

Sonny Rollins, the iconic jazz saxophonist, has died at age 95 at his home in Woodstock, New York. - Rollins was a defining figure of the bebop era alongside Charlie Parker and John Coltrane.

- His career spanned over five decades, with landmark albums like 'Saxophone Colossus' and 'Way Out West.' - He took notable breaks from performing, including practicing alone on the Williamsburg Bridge in the late 1950s. - Rollins won Grammy Awards in 2001 and 2006 and remained a revered figure in jazz until his death.

His legacy as a constantly evolving artist and a 'work in progress' will continue to inspire musicians worldwide.