The most successful Manx pop group in music history is set to be honoured with a life-size statue in the capital.
It’s been confirmed a sculpture dedicated to the Bee Gees will be unveiled in Douglas as soon as the border restrictions are lifted.
Born on the Isle of Man, the trio are famed for hits such as Stayin’ Alive and Tragedy, selling more than 120 million records worldwide.
Douglas Council Leader David Christian told Local Democracy Reporter Chris Cave it’s important the brothers are recognised:
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