David Bowie by Stefan Wallgren

This was a really special performance as it was Bowie's first since announcing his retirement a couple of months before, although this was obviously not the case, it was the last time his Ziggy Stardust alter ego was to make an appearance. The Marquee that night was an audience made up of 99% Bowie fanclub members and would have been a closed gig if it were not for the fact that i knew the clubs manager, Jack Barrie, as i was a regular. After the Marquee, the regulars would head over to The Speakeasy club, it was there i first met Chris Welch, editor of Melody Maker, and we ended up meeting for a few drinks together from then on.

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