The 1979 Bowie album he believed never got its due: “We didn’t do it justice.”
David Bowie spent his entire career reinventing himself—constantly shifting styles, personas, and musical direction in ways that reshaped popular music. Among his vast catalog of influential work, few periods are as celebrated as his late-1970s “Berlin Trilogy,” a run of albums that pushed artistic boundaries and redefined what rock music could be. Yet even within … Read more