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David Bowie · 2025

David Bowie

Historical music event in the Radio Music History database.

Description

Bylo objeveno, že David Bowie před svou smrtí začal pracovat na dalším projektu. Ve vlastních poznámkách jej popsal jako „muzikál z 18. století“ s názvem „The Spectator“. Jeho existence nebyla známa, dokud nebyl objeven uzamčený v jeho pracovně. Materiály byly následně darovány muzeu V&A spolu s další částí Bowieho archivu. Kdyby byl dokončen, muzikál by naplnil jednu z Bowieho celoživotních ambicí.

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