Brian Wilson, the creative force behind the Beach Boys, was recognized as a musical genius following his death at 82. His legacy is largely anchored by the acclaim of his work, particularly the iconic album Pet Sounds. Although initially propelled into public consciousness through a 1966 PR campaign, Wilson's innovative contributions to music and his influence on generations of musicians justified this title. As fewer contemporary artists achieve similar recognition, the idea of living musical legends may soon become a relic of the past.
Brian Wilson's artistic legacy, marked by the timelessness of Pet Sounds and recognition by fellow legends, solidifies his status as a musical genius.
The rhetoric of Brian Wilson's genius began with a PR campaign in 1966, but his extraordinary output and influence quickly validated it.
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