Ozzy Osbourne's Lasting Legacy
Ozzy Osbourne, the legendary Black Sabbath rocker, passed away on July 22nd, aged 76, just weeks after his farewell show at Birmingham's Villa Park.
His son, Jack Osbourne, has opened up about his father's final autobiography, Last Rites, which was released last week. Jack reflected on the memoir, stating that Ozzy would want readers to take away positive emotions from the book.
My father would want people to smile, laugh, and feel love when they read it. He absolutely hated when people felt sorry for him.
Jack also shared that Ozzy disliked it when people cried or got sad around him, and instead, wanted to be remembered with love and positivity.
Author's summary: Ozzy Osbourne's legacy lives on through his memoir.
- Last Rites is Ozzy Osbourne's final autobiography, following 2009's I Am Ozzy.
- The book offers a glimpse into Ozzy's life, showcasing his desire to be remembered with joy and love.
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