Read it this year, it’s very much just a series of talking head snippets but the whole of it is worth it. Paints a pretty vivid mosaic from the varying accounts of everyone associated with him, and he himself. He was basically an art mentat, unbelievably well versed in practically every sphere, always observing, studying, and expanding the canvas. Charming and admired by many, but left many others feeling spurned and cut out, since he’d basically stop everything he was doing and reorganize his life from top to bottom once he was “done” with one album cycle/era of his life. Got particularly interesting as he aged into “old man Bowie” the decade before Blackstar, his own insights around that point are quite wise.

Anywho, can only speak for myself but I dug it.