Ozzy Osbourne isn’t sure he’ll perform again, but if he can he’ll ‘die a happy man’


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He had a major accident four years ago that damaged his spine and resulted in a life-altering operation last year. Photo: TNS

The Prince of Darkness has high hopes that he will be able to have a last hurrah, in spite of his unstable health status.

In February, Ozzy Osbourne cancelled his spring tour stops in Europe while marking four years since a major accident that damaged his spine and resulted in a life-altering operation last year that removed and realigned pins in his neck and back. The former Black Sabbath frontman said that he was “not physically capable” of dealing with the gruelling travel that touring entails.

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