#Mandatorygestureoftheend
He dies young who is dear to the gods...
John Simon Ritchie "Sid Vicious" (1957-1979) Bassist, singer. Member of the Sex Pistols, although in the band's first and only true album, he appears sporadically on the instrument, played on almost all tracks by Glenn Matlock, who had been replaced by him shortly before. In the beginning, he was essentially a broke guy incapable of almost everything, including tying his shoelaces and playing the bass, but then, when he met Nancy Spungen, a groupie of other punk bands and tireless heroin addict, he also became a drug addict and, to top it off, got entangled in her death, found stabbed in the bathroom of the hotel room where they lived in New York. Although accused of the act, he was released on bail, starting again with moronic excesses and self-destructive acts that culminated, in February '79, in a heroin overdose that proved fatal, seemingly administered to him by his mother. When we talk about family. Cause of death: Already mentioned, heroin overdose. His remains were cremated, and his mother (who, among other things, seems to have been the one who provided the last fix for her son) scattered his ashes on Nancy's grave. Darkness.

Sid Vicious - My Way (Original and Complete Version)