Music legend Quincy Jones, who died Sunday at the age of 91, was a lifelong pedestrian. He was delighted to learn, during a 1996 interview, that his non-driver status was shared by his

Jones, considered the most important figure in American music, died at his home in Los Angeles at 91. CBS News New York's Dave Carlin reports.

Jones' publicist, Arnold Robinson, says he died Sunday night at his home in the Bel Air section of Los Angeles, surrounded by his family.

The Grammy Award-winner, Rock & Roll Hall of Fame inductee and multimedia powerhouse passed away Nov. 3 at his Los Angeles home

Legendary music producer Quincy Jones died on Nov. 3 in his Los Angeles home. The prolific music producer had an incalculable impact on American popular music.

After an impressive career that spanned decades, music legend Quincy Jones has died. Known for his work as a record producer, composer, arranger, songwriter and jazz musician, Jones worked with a plethora of iconic artists,

Ice-T, Michael Caines and Lynne Nottage among those mourning death of Quincy Jones. Jone died Sunday night at his home in Los Angeles.