David Bowie: Legacy

This is the story of the boy from Brixton who became one of the
most legendary artists and musicians of the 20th century, and who
returned to prominence in the 21st with music and visions informed
by a sense of his own mortality and who through his life and work,
changed lives and those of generations to come.
David Bowie’s music is loved by many and known by all as the
soundtrack to the world of changes that was heralded by the creation
of Ziggy Stardust. Through the hits and personas that followed, the
work in art, drama, film and fashion, Bowie’s voice rang clearly across
the decades summoning everyone to a party where strangeness would
be celebrated and the ‘now would always be new.

Yet David Bowie remained forever the outsider, observing, creating, collaborating , inspiring and moving forward. This book follows a life
that as much as any other was a personal journey but one in which so
many joined and made part of their own.

Author Biography

Carolyn McHugh is an editor and writer specialising in popular music, fashion, and culture. From the birth of rock and roll in the mid-1950s through to modern artists
of the 21st century, she has written about everyone from legends such as Elvis Presley, Elton John, and George Michael, to the young stars of K-pop and country, and
new fan favourites Harry Styles and Billie Eilish. Her eclectic tastes include a passion for Bowie, a weakness for Whitney and a love of ’70s glam rock.

Michael A. O’Neill is a writer and actor who trained at the Central School of Speech and Drama in London. For many years he wrote scripts for historical documentaries, which he also produced and narrated; these have been shown worldwide on a variety of TV channels such as the Discovery Channel and the History Channel.He has written many best selling books including a biography of Frank Sinatra.