Hall Of Fame
March, 2005
David Bowie has sustained his illustrious career by creating a series of extraordinary juxtapositions to refresh his music and image: Ziggy Stardust versus the Thin White Duke, glam wizard versus blue-eyed-soul singer, down-and-out in Berlin versus decked out in New York. And amazingly—given that he made his earliest recordings when now long defunct acts like the Monkees, Herman's Hermits and the Hollies dominated the charts—Bowie remains capable of making new music that matters. (Way back when,...
