Omnibus (TV series documentary 1967–2003)

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53 min  -  Documentary | Biography
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BBC documentary about David Bowie in his drug days.

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Alan Yentob

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David Bowie

Original Air Date:

1975
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BBC documentary about David Bowie in his drug days.

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Fan 1: Fan 1: I think we all feel the same way, don't we? Fan 2: Music, in general, is an important part of all our lives. Fan 1: Yeah, exactly. Fan 2: We're big rock fans. Fan 1: And Bowie, we thought, is the best. Fan 3: God. Fan 2: He intentionally keeps himself a mystery. Fan 3: Yeah, right. Fan 2: He's always trying to be somebody else onstage; he keeps his own personality a complete mystery. It adds to the aura, makes him a more interesting person.
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