Ozzy Osbourne fans line Birmingham streets to farewell Black Sabbath singer after death at age 76
Thousands of heavy metal fans listed the streets of Birmingham on Wednesday for the funeral procession of Ozzy Osbourne, the pioneer of Black Sabbath, who died last week at the age of 76.
Cortège, Cortège of the Dark Prince, stopped along the main street of the city on a bench dedicated to the group on the Broad Street Channel Bridge before a special funeral.
“Ozzy, Ozzy, Ozzy, Oi, Oi, Oi, ğinde he shouted when the fans came.
Six vehicles carrying the Osbourne family paying for the regiment followed. The family emerged briefly, his 43 -year -old wife Sharon, was visible. The family shook and made signs of peace to the crowd.
Osbourne said he did not want the funeral to be “Mope-Fest ve and was mixed with sadness on the streets and was mixed with a new Orleans-style rice group that manages the procession.
Graham Croucher, a 58 -year -old train driver of Northampton, said Osbourne is a “absolute legend”.
Ozzy Osbourne and Black Sabbath are loaned with heavy metal.Credit: AP
“It was a film music especially for the growth of my life,” he said.
“Kara Sabbath is the creators of heavy metal and made very big music. He dare to be different because it was different.”
