- AC/DC co-founder Malcolm Young died after a three-year battle with dementia
- Malcolm Young, 64, died peacefully on Saturday with his family by his bedside
- Friends, family and fans arrived at a Sydney cathedral on Tuesday for his funeral
Grieving friends and family of the late Malcolm Young have farewelled the legendary Australian guitarist at his funeral in Sydney.
The AC/DC co-founder, 64, died on Saturday with his family by his bedside, after a three-year battle with dementia.
Young's casket was carried from St Mary's Cathedral, in Sydney, where the funeral for the Australian music icon was held, as his brother Angus stood clutching his guitar.
Fellow rock stars, including Gary 'Angry' Anderson, Brian Johnson and ex-AC/DC drummer Phil Rudd, were there to mourn the passing of the man widely considered the best rhythm guitarist of all time.
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The cathedral entrance was also lined with doting fans who wanted to pay their respects to the late superstar.
Rocker Jimmy Barnes attended with wife Jane, with the couple pictured consoling each other outside the cathedral.
Malcolm's wife, Linda, and son Ross were pictured side-by-side as they left the funeral, with Ross wearing dark sunglasses.