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With fans still processing the loss of Ozzy Osbourne, attention turns to what comes next. From cinema releases and memoirs to tribute tours and posthumous branding, the legacy of Birmingham’s Prince of Darkness is only getting louder.

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00:00Right here on Broad Street fans gathered to watch the procession roll through
00:05but while Ozzy's gone his presence is only growing louder.
00:10A feature length concert film Back to the Beginning is set to hit cinemas next year.
00:15It captures Ozzy's final show with Sabbath back in Birmingham
00:19and marks the last time all four original members stood on stage together.
00:24The tone, heavy, raw and symbolic. It's expected to anchor the legacy campaign.
00:30Then comes Last Right's final unfiltered autobiography.
00:35Slighted for October it includes private reflections on addiction, family and the choice to reunite with Sabbath.
00:42It's already topping pre-orders.
00:44Tribute acts on the road, Zach Sabbath led by Ozzy's long time guitarist is packing out venues across the US.
00:51There's even Max Sabbath, a parody band dressed like fast food mascots, keeping the weirdest alive.
00:57In Birmingham, the legend's being cemented. He was made a Freeman of the city weeks before his death.
01:03A mural's gone up near New Street and the Museum's Trust is planning an expanded exhibition.
01:09Even the airport could carry his name and online petitions still gathering pace.
01:15His image is being pushed posthumously too. Ozzy's branded iced tea cans, some spite with his DNA, are hitting resale markets.
01:25His gothic make-up line is also set to see a boost. Behind it all, a wider revival is coming.
01:31Box sets, remasters, even a podcast docuseries. It's part remembrance, part reinvention.
01:39What's next for Ozzy? A branded afterlife and a legacy louder than death.
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