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Few artists have made their rise to fame in such an unorthodox and revolutionary way as David Bowie Known as The Chameleon Of Pop this unlikely pop star has created an enigma that has rivaled bands for over four decades High profile publicity has surrounded Bowie throughout his career brought upon by his ever changing personas appearance and music styles Pushing gender boundaries in his early career Bowie became a source of intrigue He was a controversialist who explored sexuality and transvestism and developed fantastic characters and alter egos to accompany his avant-garde style of music   David Bowie Sound & Vision collates Bowie s revolutionary career troubled personal life and current achievements both in and out of the music spotlight Candid interviews with Bowie himself along with his wife Iman provide personal insights and musical contemporaries Moby Iggy Pop and Trent Razor play homage to Bowie s work Footage of exhilarating live performances illuminate this rock n roll showman and music video and film clips showcase an outstanding talent spanning over 30 years This feature also highlights Bowie s many passions and involvements with films acting design and art   Tracklist  David R Jones Major Tom Changes Ziggy Stardust Rebel Rebel Fame Ashes to Ashes Let s Dance Tin Machine Slow Burn  Please note this is a region 2 DVD and will require a region 2 or region free DVD player in order to play  

Documentary about the late rock icon David Bowie. The programme features interviews with friends, family and music contemporaries, as well as footage of his live performances, to chronicle his impactful and diverse career from the '60s through to the new millennium.