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Zakk Wylde reveals Ozzy Osbourne's last text message
In an interview, Wylde shares the heartfelt final words he received from Ozzy after the farewell concert.
Black Sabbath guitarist Zakk Wylde revealed Ozzy Osbourne's final text message to him in an interview with Guitar World.
Zakk Wylde shares final message from Ozzy Osbourne
Zakk Wylde, longtime guitarist for Black Sabbath, has shared the last text he received from Ozzy Osbourne before the legendary musician passed away. In an interview with Guitar World, Wylde recalled that Osbourne's message, sent after the band's farewell concert in Birmingham, expressed his regret for not being able to meet in the chaos backstage. Wylde described their relationship as familial, mentioning that Osbourne was like an older brother to him. Osbourne died on July 22 at the age of 76 after battling Parkinson's disease and the effects of a prior accident.
Key Takeaways
"The last text I got from Oz was saying, ‘Zakky, sorry, it was like a madhouse back there.'"
Zakk Wylde recounting Ozzy's final message, showing the chaos surrounding their last meeting.
"Ozzy was just the best. He was almost like an older brother."
Wylde reflecting on his deep connection with Osbourne, emphasizing their close relationship.
"If Sharon called me and my wife, I’d do it. It’s family."
Wylde on his willingness to help the Osbourne family, underlining their strong bond.
"He was with his family and surrounded by love."
The statement from Osbourne's family announcing his passing, illustrating his supportive environment at the time of death.
Wylde's reflections on his final interactions with Osbourne highlight the deeply personal nature of their relationship, showcasing the strong bond formed over decades of collaboration. The poignant final message encapsulates the larger narrative of Osbourne's influence on his peers and the sense of loss felt within the rock community. As fans mourn the rock icon, these personal stories serve as a reminder of the impact he had on those around him, revealing a more intimate side to a public figure often defined by his larger-than-life persona.
Highlights
- Ozzy Osbourne was like an older brother to me.
- His final message felt like a last goodbye.
- We shared laughter and life lessons.
- Ozzy's legacy will always shine bright.
Sensitive health and public reaction
Ozzy Osbourne's battle with Parkinson's disease and the impact of his passing have sparked deep emotional reactions from fans and the public, raising awareness about health issues in aging musicians.
The legacy of Ozzy Osbourne continues to resonate deeply within the music world and beyond.
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