YES! AN INCREDIBLE PERSON

DAVID BOWIE

 On his last album Blackstar Dollar Days he sings “I’ve got no enemies I’m walking down its nothing to me it’s nothing to see” 

Tina turner wrote on her Facebook “A piece of my heart has broken. Not only was David a passionate supporter of my career but more importantly a very special person in my life. An icon. Irreplaceable loving friend. I am missing him greatly.”

And Elton John wrote "I am still in shock. Never saw it coming. My deepest condolences to Iman and the family. An amazing life. An amazing career."

I really believe that David knew that his time was coming and in Lazarus he sings: “look up here man I’m in danger I’ve got nothing left to loose…I’m so hi makes my brain…drop myself on down below…”

Mick Jagger “David was always an inspiration to me and a true original. He was wonderfully shameless in his work. We had so many good times together. He was my friend, I will never forget him.”  

And on Blackstar song he sings “we were born upside down or the wrong way round…I’m a Blackstar…” this song besides the music very heavy, very disturbing very confusing, he tells us on his own way what he thinks of his life and death itself and that His time has come! I like what Yoko Ono Lennon wrote; “

DAVID BOWIE
John and David respected each other. They were well matched in intellect and talent. As John and I had very few friends we felt David was as close as family.

After John died, David was always there for Sean and me. When Sean was at boarding school in Switzerland, David would pick him up and take him on trips to museums and let Sean hang out at his recording studio in Geneva.

For Sean this is losing another father figure. It will be hard for him, I know. But we have some sweet memories which will stay with us forever.”

Madonna mentions a few more personnel strong words like:

“I'm devastated.
David Bowie changed the course of my life forever. I never felt like I fit in growing up in Michigan. Like an oddball or a freak. I went to see him in concert at Cobo Arena in Detroit. It was the first concert I'd ever been too. I snuck out of the house with my girlfriend wearing a cape.
We got caught after and I was grounded for the summer. I didn't care.
I already had many of his records and was so inspired by the way he played with gender confusion .
Was both masculine and feminine.
Funny and serious.
Clever and wise.
His lyrics were witty ironic and mysterious.
At the time he was the thin white Duke and he had mime artists on stage with him and very specific choreography
And I saw how he created a persona and used different art forms within the arena of rock and Roll to create entertainment.
I found him so inspiring and innovative.
Unique and provocative. A real Genius.
his music was always inspiring but seeing him live set me off on a journey that for me I hope will never end.
His photographs are hanging all over my house today.
He was so chic and beautiful and elegant.
So ahead of his time.
Thank you David Bowie.
I owe you a lot. .
The world will miss you.
Love
M”

The words are very positive after all. On Sue (Or In a Season of Crime) he sings “sue I got the job” once again he tell us a bit more about his life! Or “I knew something It’s very wrong” on (I can’t give everything away).

May you rest in peace DAVID BOWIE

God Bless