Glen Campbell dies at 81 after decades of chart hits
Country icon Glen Campbell died at age 81 on a Tuesday morning in Nashville, his family said. The Arkansas native and television star battled Alzheimer's disease, released hits like Rhinestone Cowboy and Wichita Lineman, and won five Grammys and an Oscar-nominated True Grit theme.
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