“Lemmy would want to be remembered as a man of integrity, and a true rock’n’roller,” says Motorhead star Phil Campbell, of the band’s legendary frontman. “He was a one off.”

This weekend, fans can remember Lemmy this way as the late music star becomes permanently memorialised at Bloodstock – a UK metal festival which will now home some of his ashes in a specially commissioned bust.

Lemmy died in December 2015, aged 70, just days after being diagnosed with cancer and less than…