By the 1990s, critics wrongly thought Bowie was creatively exhausted. Tin Machine was savaged by the press, his albums flopped, and promoters couldn’t give away tickets. He seemed finished. But what followed was the most remarkable artistic resurrection in music history. Through rare archive, intimate interviews with his inner circle, and Bowie’s own words, we reveal how he did what he always did brilliantly - thrilled the world with creative renewal and delivered Glastonbury’s most legendary performance. He then vanished for a decade only to return with “Blackstar”- a masterpiece that turned his mortality into his greatest work of art.
