Nancy Sinatra praises Brian Wilson after the Beach Boys founder dies at 82

Nancy Sinatra is to honor Brian Wilson.

After Wilson’s family he announced died at the age of 82 Wednesday, June 11, “These boots for the Walkin ‘” singer shared a cordial Instagram -tribute to the late co -founder of The beach boys.

“His cherished music will live forever as he travels through the universe and then,” wrote Sinatra, 85, on the social media platform, along with a photo of Wilson with her arm wrapped around her in what seemed to be a studio. “God bless you, sweet brian.”

She added: “One of the biggest tensions of my life was singing” California Girls “with Brian.”

Sinatra and Wilson Originally met At Wilson’s 60th birthday at Mulholland Grill in Bel Air.

In an interview with Wilson’s websiteThe “Somethin ‘stupid” artist revealed that she was a “big fan” by Wilson because the music was “so refreshing.”

“It came in a really good time,” Sinatra said. She further noted that both she and Wilson were shy when they met.

“But I mean there was no more generous than Brian,” she said. “With Brian, if I need him, he is there. If it is in my house or on stage or anywhere, he is just a very give.”

The couple collaborated on the track “California Girls”, which was presented on Sinatra’s 2022 album California’s girl.

Wednesday, June 11, Wilson’s family confirmed that he had died at the age of 82 in one Instagram With a recent photo of the star smiling on a bench.

“We are heartbroken to announce that our beloved father Brian Wilson has passed away,” read the statement. “We’re lost for words right now.”

It continued: “Please respect our integrity right now when our family grief. We realize that we share our grief with the world. Love and mercy.”

No cause of death was revealed at that time.

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Wilson, who was Described by People in 1975 As “Formative Genius” from Beach Boys, served as the band’s songwriter and co -leading singer and also played bass guitar and keyboard together with Brothers, Dennis and Carl Wilson, Cousin Mike Love and friend Al Jardine, all of which consisted of the original set -up.

One month after Wilson’s wife Melinda Kae Ledbetter, whom he married in 1995, Died January 2024 his Family submitted for a conservatory In a Los Angeles court where he stated that he had an “important neurocognitive disorder (such as dementia).”

They added that Wilson “could not meet their … personal needs for physical health, food, clothing or protection.”