David Bowie

Bowie jumps back into the pop-meets-avant pond with late-1970s cohort Brian Eno. Lightning does not strike again, but "Strangers When We Meet" (a re-recording of a rare movie theme) is probably the best Bowie song of the 1990s.

David Bowie has made a career of being anything and everything other than himself. As
rock & roll's consummate quick-change artist, he has created some of the greatest leading
roles in the pop-art theater of the imagination: the bisexual charmer of Hunky Dory; the
star-crossed alien lipstick-killer Ziggy Stardust; the white-soul dandy of Young Americans;
that vampiric-looking beanpole the Thin White Duke; the disco sophisticate of L... More >