Warren Zevon was an American rock musician and singer-songwriter known for his dark humor, literary lyrics, and memorable hits like "Werewolves of London" and "Lawyers, Guns and Money." Born in 1947, he crafted a distinctive blend of rock, folk, and pop that showcased his sharp wit and storytelling ability throughout a career spanning several decades. His influence on rock music remains significant, with his work celebrated for its clever wordplay and unflinching exploration of human nature.