Garth Hudson, the iconic keyboardist from The Band, died at 87 in a nursing home. Renowned for his innovative sound contributions and collaborations, Hudson shaped classics and left an enduring impact on music history. He was the last surviving member of the influential group that backed Bob Dylan and played a pivotal role in landmark albums like 'The Basement Tapes.' Hudson also faced personal challenges in later years, including financial struggles following his wife's death. His legacy endures through his virtuosic playing and contributions to rock standards.