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OZZY OSBOURNE To Get 'Walk Of Fame' Star Today

July 6, 2007

BBC News reports that Ozzy Osbourne will be the first artist to be honored on Birmingham, England's own Hollywood-style Walk of Fame.

He will be at Broad Street later today (Friday, July 6) while a handmade brass paving star is unveiled in his honor.

Other famous people who have ties with Birmingham are to follow to create the new Walk of Stars.

The ceremony comes on the day of the rock star's concert at the National Indoor Arena in the city.

One of the people behind the project, Bill Bohanna, said: "We are really delighted because he feels it's an honor, which is good.

"We feel it's an honor and it's representing Birmingham. He's a Birmingham lad and he's done rather well for himself."

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