Waylon Jennings

American country music superstar Waylon Jennings was a singer, songwriter, and musician who lived from 1937 until 2002. As a pioneer of the "outlaw" country subgenre in the 1970s, he became well-known for hwas unusual voice and rebellious demeanor. With songs like "Mammas Don't Let Your Babies Grow Up to Be Cowboys" and "Luckenbach, Texas," Jennings had an enduring impression on the country music industry.

Waylon Jennings died on February 13, 2002

Waylon Jennings's estimated net worth was $ $7 million at the time of death and Waylon Jennings height was approximately 6'. Waylon Jennings age would be 85 years old today if alive.