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BRIT bosses deny Sir Paul McCartney will duet with Ozzy Osbourne

Black Sabbath frontman and Macca won't sing together

BRIT bosses have rubbished reports that Sir Paul McCartney will duet with Ozzy Osbourne at this year’s event.

The pair were reported to be collaborating on a unique version of Bond theme Live And Let Die for the music bash at London's Earls Court on 20 February.

‘It is not true at all,’ says a spokesperson. ‘Someone made it up.’

Ozzy, 58 – who will be hosting the ceremony with wife Sharon, 55 – is still nervous because he's concerned about making a fool of himself in front of his idol.

‘The BRITs have been playing on Ozzy’s mind,’ a pal tells the Daily Star. ‘He’s worried about coming a cropper in front of Macca.’

Sir Paul, 65, will receive the Outstanding Contribution To Music gong.

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