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@thinwhitedukedavidbowie
Happy bi-visibility day!
Here’s to David Bowie, Our Bisexual Lord and Savior
And he’s been done with this shit since…well, forever.
Look at him go.. reading off his resume like a pro.
David since his teen years: Yeah I like men and women.
Any interviewer ever for the next half century: So…does this mean you’re gay? Or straight?? ???
David:
moscow
Publicity for The Hunger, 1983.
My sister used to draw these happy guys on her finger❤️
Labyrinth, 1986.
David Bowie performing at the Arie Crown Theater. Diamond Dogs/Soul Tour. October, 1974. © David Slania
The Man Who Fell to Earth, behind the scenes © StudioCanal
With Peter Frampton in Madrid (1987)
David Bowie outside BBC Television Centre in 1965.
Photo by Brian Aris, 1991.
Birmingham, UK, 1967.
Russell Harty Show, 17th January, 1973.
David Bowie and Romy Haag. 1977
This phone graveyard is located in the small village of Carlton Miniott, in the north of England. These photos are a few years old, so a lot of these boxes may be being used as refurbished stand in showers, or other novelties like mini libraries etc. It’s strange to think that the Ziggy box could be amongst those pictured here. Incidentally, i have taken many a trip down to Heddon street, the location of the iconic Ziggy Brian Ward photo shoot, and photographed the replacement telephone box, which is a bit of a holy grail for international Bowie pilgrims (lol at that description! ) and it’s always interesting to read all the little messages to David graffited on there. The phonebox on the back cover of the Ziggy Stardust album is a K2 (Kiosk 2) model which was introduced in the UK in 1927.
