Bowie at the BBC: A life in interviews

David Bowie maintained an unparalleled relationship with the BBC throughout his extraordinary career, making more appearances on 'the beeb' than any other broadcaster. From an anonymous teenager before the fame, through his blossoming into a starlet, his white-hot rock god phase, and his eventual status as a veritable elder statesman of pop, the BBC consistently held the inside scoop on Bowie's ever-evolving journey.

This fascinating collection of BBC television and radio transcripts compiles Bowie's life story in his own words, drawn from over 35 appearances spanning more than forty years. Each transcript provides an illuminating snapshot of key moments within his remarkable career. However, when read together, they coalesce to offer a completely fresh perspective on Bowie himself – a first-person narrative charting the rise and continued evolution of a true star.

Compiled and expertly guided by David Bowie authority and BBC journalist Tom Hagler, Bowie at the BBC presents the complete story of an incredible life as it unfolded on the airwaves. This is more than just a collection of interviews; it's a unique opportunity to hear Bowie reflect on his own trajectory, his creative processes, and the ever-changing cultural landscape he so profoundly influenced. For anyone seeking a deeper understanding of the man behind the many personas, this book is an essential and captivating read.

"A unique insight... An excellent companion for both the casual and obsessive Bowie fan" - Louder Than War