Synopsis
David
Bowie is an English rock musician whose sound and outfits gave rock a
new identity in the 1970s. His first hit, "Space Oddity," reached U.K.
audiences in 1969. His distinctive voice and the intellectual depth of
his work were expressed through myriad personas: androgynous glam-rock
star to understated and minimalist folk singer. He was inducted into the
Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in 1996.
