David Bowie's ashes will reportedly be scattered in the Catskill Mountains.
David Bowie was cremated shortly after he died of cancer last on 10 January and it has now been claimed his remains will be settled in the area of upstate New York, in the Catskill Mountains, which is close to where the legendary Woodstock festival was held in 1969 - and only close family, including wife Iman and children Duncan and Alexandria, will know exactly where his final resting place will be.
A source told the Sun on Sunday newspaper: "After decades of frenetic city living, David finally found peace in the mountains and that's where I am sure some of his remains will go.
"David was very private in life and intended to remain so in death. But you can rest assured he told his family exactly where he wanted his ashes scattered."
It has been claimed David was inspired by his friend Freddie Mercury, who requested his ashes be scattered in secret to avoid a public monument and leave his work as his lasting legacy.
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