The two had worked together in Darwin at the city's former community Music Development Centre since Dr Yunupingu was 15. And how he was in this predicament, I guess I'll never know,' he said. 'I feel guilty for not realising he was in this predicament. Mr Williams said until he received the health worker's call he was unaware of Dr Yunupingu's living and health situation. Mark Grose on Dr G Yunupingu's legacy (Photo by ABC News: Al Dowler) 'That this amazing man with the disability of blindness, who achieved so much was here on this lonely stretch of Darwin coastline, dying, with people drinking around him.' 'When he didn't want to do dialysis he used to hide' And as a society we should be thinking: how did it come to this? 'Dr Yunupingu brought the Northern Territory to the world. 'He should have been in that hospital weeks before we managed to get him in there, and how that didn't come about is what I'm questioning right now. He shouldn't have died,' Mr Williams said. 'He shouldn't have missed one renal appointment. He believes it is an indictment on society that one of Australia's most high-profile and awarded musicians has died after living in similar circumstances. Mr Williams has lost count of how many clients and friends he has watched die from ill health after living in itinerant camps while working as a homeless outreach worker for the Larrakia Nation Aboriginal Corporation in Darwin over the past 10 years. Midnight Oil frontman Peter Garrett pauses a gig in Paris to pay tribute to Dr G Yunupingu, his 'dear friend'.

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