[D66] Stardom is overgewaardeerd

[J.N.]

The Political Economy of David Bowie
by Will Davies on 19th January 2016

http://www.perc.org.uk/project_posts/the-political-economy-of-david-bowie/

In one of the more thoughtful pieces to have appeared mourning David
Bowie over the past two weeks, John Harris seeks clues about Bowie’s
life in its particular generational context. This was an especially
famous generation born during or shortly after World War Two, coming of
age in the 1960s. But as many have pointed out, Bowie never quite got
along with the ’60s, and his career coincided with the rise of a new
individualism that would coalesce around Thatcherism

On 01/18/2016 09:37 AM, J.N. wrote:
> http://www.theguardian.com/music/2016/jan/18/david-bowie-astronomers-give-the-starman-his-own-constellation?CMP=fb_gu
> 
> wie o wie,
> 
> David Bowie has been given his own constellation, consisting of seven
> stars that shine in the shape of the lightning bolt.
>