Singer-songwriter Harry Chapin died in a car crash in 1981 at just 38, but his legacy lives on through hits like "Cat's in the Cradle" and hunger-related charities, including WhyHunger, which he helped launch. David Pogue speaks with Chapin’s family about his impact as a father, philanthropist, and believer in the motto: “When in doubt, do something.” https://cbsn.ws/4079MFj | CBS Sunday Morning

Harry Chapin was a beloved American singer-songwriter, best known for the song Cat’s in the Cradle. In 1981, his life ended suddenly when he was killed in a car accident while driving to a concert, dying at just 38 years old. Though music brought him fame, service defined who he was. Chapin devoted much of his career to fighting hunger, giving countless benefit performances to raise money and awareness for people in need. Even on his final day, he was still traveling to perform for a cause he be