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EXCLUSIVE: Sharon Osbourne on why Birmingham’s Ozzy exhibition meant so much to him and their family

More than 800,000 people visited the Working Class Hero exhibition at Birmingham Museum and Art Gallery. Birmingham TV caught up exclusively with Sharon Osbourne during its run, and she explains why the exhibition in Ozzy’s home city carried such personal meaning for him and the family.

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00:00There was a moment that hit me as I came into the exhibition because as the Lift Doors
00:07party I saw Ozzy performing up on the big screen and I was like, he's here, he's arrived,
00:17he's home and it was just fantastic, the timing couldn't have been better.
00:22I think that true fans absolutely do, but you know general people know they've heard
00:30of Ozzy but they don't know the real Ozzy, the real story and it's, Ozzy wouldn't have
00:41changed a thing, nothing, he came from one of the hardest working cities in the United
00:49Kingdom which is Birmingham and it's two working people who take pride in their work and take
00:57pride in their city and what it represents to the rest of the world now and so much more
01:05art is coming out of Birmingham. There are so many great artists in this town that need recognition.
01:13He is, well was, very unpredictable and you never knew what you were going to get so you were
01:22always kind of on the edge with him, is he going to behave today, is he not, what's going to
01:27happen
01:27and he would always surprise you.

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