Wembley drowned in tears: Barry Gibb’s tribute to Ozzy turns into a heartbreaking duet with Paul McCartney that left 80,000 people in stunned silence Barry Gibb was supposed to be celebrating 50 glorious years of music. But that night, the lights dimmed. Alone on stage, hands trembling around his guitar, he choked out the words of “To Love Somebody” — a farewell to his brother in music, Ozzy Osbourne, who had just passed away. Suddenly, through the mist, a familiar figure emerged — Paul McCartney. No announcement. No stage effects. Just two legends standing side by side, their voices blending in raw, aching harmony before a breathless crowd. Behind them, the screen flickered with black-and-white memories of Ozzy — screaming into the mic, laughing with Sharon, holding his children like life itself was slipping away. As the final note fell into silence, Wembley didn’t cheer. It wept. It was no longer a concert — it was a cathedral of grief, of love, and of one last song shared between icons…..full video below 👇👇👇
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