How does Bowie address the outsider or those marginalized in creating meaning and significance that is not established by society? In Dylan Jones’ David Bowie: A Life, Nick Rhodes from Duran Duran is quoted as stating, “Bowie bonded a generation.” What is the significance of this statement, and how can this be reflected on today through Bowie’s cross-generational lasting impact?
Support your analysis with at least one reference from each of the three texts.
Paul Morley, The Age of Bowie, pages 201-277
Dylan Jones, David Bowie: A Life, pages 121-193
Rob Sheffield, On Bowie, pages 63-71
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