David Bowie

In June 1986, David Bowie took the stage at a Prince's Trust concert alongside Mick Jagger, and the chemistry was electric. Just a year prior, Bowie released his album "Tonight," which, while a commercial success, didn’t resonate as deeply with critics as some of his previous masterpieces. This performance, mostly spontaneous, was a reminder of Bowie’s willingness to step into the spotlight and collaborate, even in unexpected moments. Interestingly, during this era, Bowie was experiencing a major shift in his career, moving away from his early art-rock days and starting to embrace a more mainstream pop sound. By joining forces with Jagger, renowned for his vibrant energy, Bowie added a layer of excitement to an already remarkable night—showcasing how effortlessly he could adapt and thrive in the ever-evolving music landscape.

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