Radio presenter Ken Bruce has led tributes from Oxfordshire residents to BBC Radio 2 broadcaster Steve Wright after his death aged 69.
The legendary BBC Radio 2 DJ died aged 69 on Monday - four years after his ex-wife passed away during Covid which made him 'completely shut down'.
Presenting a special episode of Wright's Sunday Love Songs show this morning, Tarbuck said the show was going on but 'without the chief'. She also read out heartfelt tributes from listeners to the much-loved DJ.
Tarbuck, 59, opened the 'Remembering Steve Wright' episode by saying: 'This is Steve Wright's Sunday Love Songs but without the chief, without our genius friend.'
Her voice shaking, she added: 'So while you're getting a tissue, I think it would be lovely if you lit him a candle. I make no apologies if I get upset over the next two hours and I don't think you should either.'
Wright's final show was last Sunday, when he hosted a pre-recorded edition of his programme for Valentine's Day. Wright told listeners in his final sign-off: 'I'll be back for more love songs next Sunday, ta-da then.'
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18 фев 2024