The sound of Fury roars on

photo of sculpture with its hand held out over the sun, as if it's playing yo yo with it

True legends never fade away but achieve an iconic status and a special place in our hearts. This certainly seems to be true of one of Liverpool's first rock stars - Billy Fury, who would have been 70 next week.

Billy is commemorated with a striking sculpture in the Albert Dock - a fitting location as he worked as a deck hand on the Mersey tug boat The Formby before he found fame.

The sculpture is popular with fans, tourists and photographers - as you can see in our Billy Fury sculpture group on Flickr. The number of photos in the group is growing all the time, a testament to Billy's lasting appeal. There's also an incredible variety with people continually finding new and imaginative ways of depicting the sculpture - such as Paul Gallagher's photo of Billy playing yo yo with the sun above.

If you are going to visit the sculpture next week to wish Billy a happy birthday then please do add your photos to the group, we'd love to see them.