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AA-Postscript 2.Qxp:Layout 1 LIFESTYLE37 WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 13, 2016 Tribute Crowds gather to read and place floral tributes beneath a mural of British singer David Bowie, painted Newspapers that show a picture of David Bowie on the front are on display in London yesterday. by Australian street artist James Cochran, aka Jimmy C, following the announcement of Bowie’s death, in Brixton, south London. Tributes for iconic singer David Bowie ributes have poured in for singer Fell to Earth. Curious, brilliant, enigmatic Josh Groban: “He never seemed of this Iggy Pop: “David’s friendship was the called a genius.” David Bowie, who died Sunday aged and sweet. We needed him and he earth. Now he’s left it. He bent rules, gender, light of my life. I never met such a brilliant Tony Visconti, Bowie’s longtime producer: T69. Politicians, entertainers, actors appeared, changing our perceptions forev- genres, and our minds. RIP David Bowie. person. He was the best there is.” “David always did it his way and his way was the and astronauts have expressed their sad- er.” One. Of. A. Kind.” Harry Potter author JK Rowling: “I least obvious way. He was a true genius who ness at his death. Here is a look at some of Yoko Ono: “As John & I had very few Former astronaut Chris Hadfield, who wish he could have stayed on earth longer. proved it over and over again through ground- the reactions: friends, we felt David was as close as family. performed “Space Oddity,” on the RIP.” breaking albums. I co-produced his new album Bruce Springsteen: “Over here on E Sweet memories will stay with us forever.” International Space Archbishop of Canterbury Justin ‘Blackstar.’ He sang with powerful energy and Street, we’re feeling the great loss of David Bowie’s son, director Duncan Jones, post- Station in 2013: “Ashes to ashes, dust to Welby: “I remember sitting listening to his determination, his performances were brilliant. Bowie. David was a visionary artist and an ed a picture of his smiling father on Twitter: stardust. Your brilliance inspired us all. songs endlessly in the ‘70s particularly and He will live forever in our hearts, mine especially.” early supporter of our music. Always “Very sorry and sad to say it’s true. I’ll be Goodbye Starman.” always really relishing what he was, what Comedian Ricky Gervais: “I just lost a hero. changing and ahead of the curve, he was offline for a while. Love to all.” German Foreign Office: “Good-bye, he did, the impact he had.” RIP David Bowie.” an artist whose excellence you aspired to. Yusuf Islam, also known as Cat David Bowie. You are now among #Heroes. British Prime Minister David Rapper Kanye West: “David Bowie was one He will be sorely missed.” Stevens: “He has left us for another world, Thank you for helping to bring down the Cameron: “Genius is an over-used word of my most important inspirations, so fearless, so Debbie Harry: “Without this visionary beyond the darkness of this present one #wall.” but I think musically, creatively, artistically creative, he gave us magic for a lifetime.” and his friend Iggy Pop where would vividly so depicted in the shadows of his The Rolling Stones: “The Rolling Stones David Bowie was a genius.” “For someone Singer Pharrell Williams: “David Bowie was Blondie be today? Silly question and one last video. I truly pray he’s welcomed to the are shocked and deeply saddened to hear of my age he provided a lot of the sound- a true innovator, a true creative. May he rest in that can’t be answered really but there is light by his Maker in that great today, which of the death of our dear friend David Bowie. track of our lives.” peace.” no doubt in my mind that Bowie played a has no tomorrow.” As well as being a wonderful and kind man, Former British Prime Minister Tony Actor Mark Ruffalo:“Rip Father of all us big part in our future successes. As for now, Irish singer Hozier: “Unthinkable. The he was an extraordinary artist, and a true Blair: “From the time I saw his Ziggy Stardust freaks. Sad sad day. Love always.” love you David Bowie.” world has lost one of the most important original.” concert as a student, I thought he was a bril- Columbia Records: “We are deeply sad- artists and icons of our time. I was moved Madonna: “Im Devastated! This great liant artist and an exciting and interesting dened by the loss of David Bowie. It was an hon- Mick Jagger: “David was always an immeasurably by David Bowie. RIP.” Artist changed my life! First concert i ever human being.” or and a privilege to release his music to the inspiration to me and a true original. He Mariah Carey: “David Bowie we will saw in Detroit!” Jazz guitarist Pat Metheny who worked world.” was wonderfully shameless in his work. We remember your brilliance. Heartfelt condo- Paul McCartney: “His music played a with David Bowie on the song “This Is Not Jim Nicola, artistic director of New York had so many good times together... He was lences to family, friends & fans around the very strong part in British musical history America”: Theatre Workshop, where the musical my friend. I will never forget him.” world.” and I’m proud to think of the huge influ- “He carried the kind of broad view of “Lazarus” is playing with Bowie songs: Elton John: “I am still in shock. Never Astronaut Tim Peake, who is aboard ence he has had on people all around the music and art that was inspiring to me as a “We are very fortunate to have had the saw it coming. ... My deepest condolences the International Space Station: world. “I send my deepest sympathies to his collaborator and a fan. I feel very lucky to opportunity to collaborate with Mr. Bowie on his to Iman and the family. An amazing life. An “Saddened to hear David Bowie has lost family and will always remember the great have had the chance to be around him.” theatrical piece, ‘Lazarus,’ and we look forward to amazing career.” his battle with cancer - his music was an laughs we had through the years. His star London Mayor Boris Johnson: “No- honoring his work onstage as ‘Lazarus’ plays its Bette Midler: “Bowie WAS The Man Who inspiration to many.” will shine in the sky forever.” one in our age has better deserved to be final performances.” —AP Bells at Oslo’s City Hall to honor Bowie Outback pub toasts he bells at Oslo’s City Hall will ring to the tune of David Bowie’s David Bowie, its “Changes” every evening starting today in honor of the late Tmusic icon, officials said. “We received so many requests and there was such unanimity that we just decided to do it. To be honest, most famous visitor there wasn’t really even any discussion about it,” bell ringer Laura Marie isitors at a dusty Outback pub raised their Rueslatten Olseng told AFP. toasts yesterday to the pub’s most famous visi- The clock tower at Oslo’s City Hall marks the passage of time with Vtor, David Bowie. More than three decades ago, different musical pieces every hour. Featuring such classic composers the mercurial musician made the 650-kilometer (400- as Edward Grieg, Eric Satie and Vivaldi, as well as more modern hits mile) drive from Sydney to the tiny outpost of Carinda such as “Imagine” by John Lennon, the program is sometimes changed in parched western New South Wales state to shoot to reflect current events. Bowie will thus join a playlist already featuring the video for his 1983 hit “Let’s Dance” at Carinda’s heavy metal group Motorhead, which was added after the death of only pub. The pub’s current owner, Malcolm George, the band’s frontman Ian “Lemmy” Kilmister last week. A few days after said the town of fewer than 200 people hadn’t known the Paris attacks on November 13, the bells played “Til Ungdommen”, a that Bowie was coming. And they have never been Norwegian hymn about peace. So why “Changes”, a track from Bowie’s allowed to forget the visit, which took their rustic 1971 Hunky Dory album? “Musically, the chords and the melody suit watering hole to a global audience. the programming machine” for the bells, said Olseng. “And it’s a song “People still come in asking, Is this is the pub that came out many years ago and which means something to a lot of In this Sept 17, 1980, file photo, David Bowie listens during a news conference after a rehearsal at the where Bowie sang?” George said. George said that people.” The first bars of the song will ring out every day at 7:00 pm only one of the local extras who appeared in those (1800 GMT) until May 31.—AFP Booth Theater in New York. —AP/AFP photos smoky bar scenes still lives in the town. But news late Monday (Australian East Time) that Bowie had died immediately boosted business. “It’s been nonstop,” George said. He said that when Questions linger over he bought the pub a year ago, it was in disrepair. Many of the brown and green tiles had fallen from the wall that had formed a blond Bowie’s backdrop as he sang and strummed his guitar. But George death of music icon Bowie stripped tiles from elsewhere in the pub to restore that iconic surface. usic legend David Bowie was famously private Twitter and Facebook accounts Sunday.
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