Poll, Day 2: Readers’ Favorite Bowiesongs, 100-51 » David Bowie in a dress, 1971 (3)
Pushing Ahead of the Dame
David Bowie, song by song
Book: Rebel Rebel
Bowiana
Roll Call
Sources
- Buckley: Strange Fascination
- Cann: Any Day Now
- Egan: Bowie on Bowie
- Hendler: Diamond Dogs
- Jones: Bowie, The Oral History
- Kardos: Blackstar Theory
- Pegg: Complete David Bowie
- Seabrook: Bowie In Berlin
- Soligny: Rainbowman
- Thompson: Hallo Spaceboy
- Thomson, Gutman: The Bowie Companion
- Tremlett: Living On the Brink
- Trynka: Open Up and Bleed
- Trynka: Starman
- Visconti: Autobiography
- Wilcken: Low
Categories
- "Heroes": 1977
- 'Hours…': 1999
- Aladdin Sane: 1973
- Ashes to Ashes: Book
- Baal EP: 1982
- Black Tie White Noise: 1993
- Blackstar: 2016
- Blah-Blah-Blah: 1986
- BMG-Virgin Years: 1995-1999
- Chapter Ends
- David Bowie (s/t LP): 1967
- Deram Years: 1966-1968
- Diamond Dogs: 1974
- Early RCA Years: 1971-1973
- Earthling: 1997
- EMI Years: 1983-1990
- First Singles: 1964-1965
- Heathen: 2002
- Hunky Dory: 1971
- ISO Years: 2000-2004
- Labyrinth OST: 1986
- Last Years: 2014-2016
- Late RCA Years: 1977-1981
- Lazarus: 2015
- Lazarus: 2015-2016
- Leon: 1994
- Let's Dance: 1983
- Lodger: 1979
- Lost Years: 2005-2012
- Low: 1977
- Lust For Life: 1977
- Middle RCA Years: 1973-1976
- Never Let Me Down: 1987
- No Plan: 2017
- Outside: 1995
- Philips/Mercury Years: 1969-1970
- Pin Ups: 1973
- Pye Singles: 1966
- Reader Poll: 2015
- Reality: 2003
- Rebel Rebel (Bowiesongs Book 1)
- Scary Monsters: 1980
- Space Oddity (David Bowie) LP: 1969
- Station To Station: 1976
- The Buddha of Suburbia: 1993
- The Idiot: 1977
- The Man Who Sold The World: 1970
- The Next Day: 2013
- The Rise and Fall of Ziggy Stardust and the Spiders From Mars: 1972
- Tin Machine II: 1991
- Tin Machine: 1989
- Tonight: 1984
- Toy: 2000
- Uncategorized
- Victory and Savage Years: 1990-1993
- Young Americans: 1975
Meta
Pushing Ahead of the Dame 
Pretty brave using light and camera angles that aren’t flattering to his appearance- he actually looks very good in the regular light of day for his age- much better then in these videos – this is Bowie showing himself without fear and without care and exposed with the subject of death aging and regret– honesty when its needed most!!