Ozzy Osbourne's home city set to say final goodbye
Eight days after his death, Ozzy Osbourne will make his final journey through his home city of Birmingham as fans, friends and family say goodbye.
The Black Sabbath singer's body will be taken in a hearse through the city on Wednesday, on the way to his private funeral.
Funded by the family of the heavy metal pioneer, who grew up in Aston, the event is a chance for the city to pay its last respects to one of its "greatest legends", the Lord Mayor of Birmingham, Zafar Iqbal, said.
The event will also allow those among the cortege to see the many floral tributes and messages left by his legions of fans on Black Sabbath Bridge.
A hearse and accompanying vehicles will slowly make their way down Broad Street from about 13:00 (12:00 GMT).
The procession will travel to the Black Sabbath Bridge and bench, where thousands of fans have left heartfelt messages and floral tributes.
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The cortege will be accompanied by a live performance from Birmingham-based Bostin' Brass Band and other local musicians.
A tram, named after Osbourne, unveiled in 2016, will also be parked nearby outside Birmingham Library while the cortege moves through the city.
The city council said the event was expected to draw large crowds of fans gathering to say goodbye to the man who "helped shape the global heavy metal genre" and "proudly carried the spirit of Birmingham".
