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Oh, dude, Nigel Olsson, the drummer for Elton John, was in a car crash in 1979 where sadly, a person died. It happened in California, and Olsson was driving a van that collided with a car. The crash was tragic and resulted in a loss of life, but hey, accidents happen, right?
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Nigel Olsson Accidently Killed A Driver in 1979 in a big crash.
Nigel ran a stop sign at the intersection of Spalding Drive and Robert's Rd in Dunwoody, Ga
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