This episode details the life and prolific career of Billy Joel, a celebrated American musician famously known as the "Piano Man." The text chronicles his journey from a childhood in Long Island to becoming one of the top-selling solo artists in history with over 160 million records sold. Key highlights include his breakthrough albums like The Stranger and 52nd Street, as well as his record-breaking concert residency at Madison Square Garden. Beyond his music, the source examines his personal history, including his four marriages, his struggles with mental health and substance abuse, and his recent medical challenges. It also lists his numerous accolades, such as six Grammy Awards and his induction into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame. Overall, the document provides an exhaustive record of his discography, tours, and cultural legacy spanning over six decades.