David Bowie, the visionary British glam rock star who coupled hits such as "Space Oddity," "Rebel Rebel," "Changes," "Life on Mars?", "China Girl," "Let's Dance," "Modern Love" and "Young Americans" with trend-setting pop personas like "Ziggy Stardust" and "The Thin White Duke," passed away at age 69, apparently after 18-months of suffering from liver cancer. His death comes just two days after releasing what appears to be the parting gift of a new album, "Blackstar," which has gained critical acclaim from fans and pundits alike. A pioneering chameleon of performance imagery, Bowie straddled the worlds of hedonistic rock, fashion, art and drama for five decades, pushing the boundaries of music and his own artistic merits to produce some of the most innovative songs of his generation.
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