Entered into rest a few weeks after his final live performance
Tributes from all over continue to pour in for rock and roll icon, Ozzy Osbourne after his passing on Tuesday at the age of 76.
Local musician Liam Deery of 'The Lads' with Alan Duffy says Osbourne immediately caught his attention at a young age.
He says the 'Prince of Darkness' was one of a kind.
Benson Cooke is an avid fan of rock and roll music with a passion for karaoke. He says Ozzy's impressive resume speaks for itself.
He adds that Ozzy's legacy will live on.
Cooke says his favourite record is Ozzy's 'Diary of a Madman' from 1980.
Story by Harper Cotie