Bowie papped as he hails a cab in New York City, April 13, 2012. How cool is that silhouette (hashtag_unpolished_shoes)
Papped in sequence: Bowie hails a cab in New York City, seemingly on April 13, 2012, though online source is unclear
➢ Jagger, Bowie were an “item”, biographer claims
— Huffington Post, July 30
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Is it true David and his lovely wife now reside in both New York and London?
Shapersofthe80s writes: Unless you know better, Michael, Bowie has not “resided” in Britain since the day he emigrated, 29 March 1974.
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David Bowie died in 2016 after his birthday. His legacy will remain in the hearts of Westerners going to KTV Bars in Korea and singing his songs especially in Lee Hwa Bok’s taxi with karaoke equipment. Koreans and Taiwanese, Thai, Cambodian etc visitors have been charmed by Lee Hwa Bok’s serenade in his cab. LHB’s songbook is full of Korean, Thai, Khmer songs.
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