Prolific musician, humorist, and political figure Kinky Friedman has died at the age of 79 at his ranch in Texas. Known for his satirical country band, the Texas Jewboys, Friedman was celebrated for his witty and provocative songs, including 'They Don’t Make Jews Like Jesus Anymore.' Beyond music, he authored numerous novels and ran for Texas governor in 2006, capturing 12.6% of the vote. Friends and family remember him for his humor, philanthropy, and fighting spirit, despite enduring significant pain and suffering in recent years, including a battle with Parkinson's disease. His legacy spans music, literature, and a unique political career marked by bold and unconventional positions.