29 years ago Saturday, Nirvana front man Kurt Cobain was found dead in his Seattle home. But his legacy lives on in a variety of ways in the emerald city. "This is his house, in the back, and he used to come here apparently to smoke cigarettes," said Marisi Sojit, a music fan who came to his Viretta Park memorial bench this week to remember Kurt. Cigarettes are among the items fans left on the bench, "to mourn Kurt," as Sojit put it.