Ozzy Osbourne's Raw Confession Resurfaces; Regrets Take New Meaning After Rock Legend's Death
/ Jul 24, 2025, 12:37PM IST
Born John Michael Osbourne, the world came to know him as simply Ozzy, a rebel from Aston who transformed raw grit into rock royalty. From the shadows of Birmingham, he helped forge Black Sabbath into a global music powerhouse. Fittingly, his final live performance took place in his hometown, closing the circle where it all began. In a 2008 interview, Ozzy admitted he never expected to live past 60, recalling a life marked by chaos, regret, and constant intoxication. But he took ownership of every misstep, proudly saying that without that journey, he'd never have earned a Lifetime Achievement Award. On Tuesday, the heavy metal legend passed away at age 76, surrounded by love, family, and the echoes of a legacy that will never fade.
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