Proper job, butt! Glam rock icon and eternal riff-slinger Marc Bolan has been immortalised with a shiny new Blue Plaque outside his former London home – a fitting tribute to the man who gave the world cosmic boogies, glitter, and more feather boas than your nan’s cupboard at Christmas. ✨🪩

The plaque, unveiled at his old digs in Upper Richmond Road, Barnes, marks the spot where the T. Rex frontman lived during his rise to fame in the early ’70s – when “Get It On” was blasting from every radio and he was leading the charge in glam rock’s glitter-fuelled takeover.

Fans and locals gathered to raise a glass (and probably a few air guitars 🤘) as Bolan’s family and friends celebrated his legacy. The man might have left us far too soon in 1977, but his spirit still struts down every riff-soaked street in the UK.

💬 “Marc’s music was larger than life, and now his memory has a permanent place in the heart of London – right where it belongs,” said one fan, proudly snapping pics in front of the plaque.

For those who don’t know (where’ve you been, mun?!), the Blue Plaque scheme celebrates the homes of Britain’s most influential figures – and Bolan now sits among the legends. It’s about time, too, considering his influence on everyone from Bowie to Slash. 🎤🔥

So next time you’re in London, swing by, pay your respects, and maybe blast “20th Century Boy” on your headphones while you do. Tidy! 🏴🎶