The “Redheaded Stranger,” Willie Nelson, is a country music and songwriting legend who has penned songs like “Crazy,” “On the Road Again,” “Hello Walls,” “To All the Girls I’ve Loved Before” and many more. His career has spanned six decades, included more than 200 albums and been marked by his work as a songwriter, author, poet, activist, actor and iconic rebel. In his mid-80s and with his friends preceding him to the great beyond, Willie’s latest albums — his 2015 collaboration with the since-departed Merle Haggard, “Django and Jimmie,” and 2017’s “God’s Problem Child” — have combined awareness of mortality with some good-natured humor.

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