Fans have left tributes thanking Ozzy Osbourne for "bringing Birmingham together" at the scene of a mural honouring Black Sabbath in the city.
Dozens of bunches of flowers, candles and cards have been left underneath Ozzy's picture on the Navigation Street mural after his death aged 76.
One tribute reads: "There are no words, truly. Thank you for everything, for all the music, for the endless and timeless discography.
"You have touched millions, my whole life your music has played almost as if raising me.
"You’ve gave my family memories, a history of them, even recently at your last gig you bought us so much happiness, it’s unreal."
In a moving tribute attached to a bunch of flowers, a fan from Bulgaria said the rock star is the reason she came to know the city.
The note reads: "Such sad news that you are no longer with us.
"You were the reason why I first heard of Birmingham when I was a child who grew up to become a rock fan in Bulgaria, and one day destiny brought me to live in my hometown Birmingham.
"Thank you for the music – from me and all your fans in Bulgaria. Rest in peace Ozz."
Another simply read: "Thank you for bringing Birmingham together Ozzy."
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