The musician Elton John (75) mourns the death of Queen Elizabeth. At Thursday’s concert in Toronto, he paid tribute to the Queen by showing her image on all the screens in the concert venue, while performing the song “Don’t Let the Sun Go Down on Me”. – Led the country through the darkest moments On his Instagram account, the artist wrote under a picture of the queen: “Along with the rest of the nation, I am very saddened to hear that Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth has passed away. Being in her company was hugely inspiring. She led our country through some of our greatest and darkest moments, with dignity, decency and a genuine, caring warmth. QUEEN ELIZABETH greets, among others, Elton John, left, and Sir Paul McCartney, right, after a concert. Photo: POOL New / Reuters Queen Elizabeth has been a big part of my life from childhood to today, and I will miss her deeply,” writes Elton John. Former Beatles member and musician Paul McCartney also paid tribute to the Queen on Twitter on Thursday night. “God bless Queen Elizabeth II. May she rest in peace. Long live the king,” wrote McCartney. PAUL MC CARTNEY honored the Queen on Twitter. Photo: Paul McCarney’s Instagram account “I am sorry and have cried silently for the Queen. I mourn for the country, and what the country has now lost”, writes the artist Sting on his Instagram account Sting mourns the queen. Photo: POOL / REUTERS – A positive symbol for Britain JK Rowling, the author behind the popular book series Harry Potter, writes on Twitter that the Queen served the country right up to her last hours. Author JK Rowling: – She carried out her role as head of state, without complaint, for 70 years. Photo: Carlo Allegri / Reuters She believes that for a number of years the Queen has been a positive symbol for Great Britain throughout the world. – Some may think it strange that the British mourn to such a large extent, but millions of people felt affection and respect for the woman who carried out her role as head of state for 70 years without complaint.
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